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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-02
MESSAGE IS READ
To NEW CONGRESS
BY De LA HUERTA
AIMS or PRESENT iDMINisrRi.
TlON ARt OUTLINED w Pro.
NISIONAL HEAD
LABOR BUREAU IS URGED
Other Legislation Requested Includes
iir. Allotment Of land throughout
Nation and Votes Tor
Women
~ sssoc,s,sd Pr,ss.

~ sssoeisted Tees.
MENlCO CITY. Sept l.--proyisiou.
III president de- IN Hutfia to-day dc'iv.
cred lilies message to the .sth lcgisla-
turc which was Installed Tuesday
Ntnlng. The message treated briefly
the recent moven ent which resulted
~ the downfall of the Carranxa gov
crnncnt and rlso the aims ~ the pres.
cni adminitration. New legislation SUE
gcsted for enactment includes increas.
iug the list uf improbable Offenscs,
misrepresentation of national funds.
other legislation requested includes
the formation oi y apartment 81 labor
aud SUNDAY rest FOR wurkmen. The re.
allotment If land throughout the ~.
public and votes fer women also were
suggested Tn. status of the peiroleum
legislation controversy was treated la
general t,r1us.
General Manuel Garcia Vigil leader
uf IN. libcfal constitutional party Was
elected president Of the Chamber %
Deputies aud Carlos q. Zctina. prcsi'
dent 81 the scnact
General Vigil IN one II the strongest
supporters ~ General Aware Obrcgon
candidate Tor the presidency of the &C.
public. elections FOR which vii J he
held next sunday. Alfredo Rohl-s do.
minquoz IL the natioral republican
candidate.
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Garretson Given Hearty
Reception By Shriners
As Party Reaches City

The Imperial putcniatr rll MIS- Gar
r-ts0n. accompanied by lmpyf'gl lar
shal Frank 4. Jones. at Houston. and
his daughter AMI sam 4. t'Whrnn. ri
Dallas. inspector gene,d q Srui .lSh
Rite Masonry In Texas anJ past puivn
tate d Hslla Temple. were ,"nv"yrd
from the station tu thr hotel IN an
automobile immediately follow ng "a,
drum corps
After IN" party had aliehtet q tn
hotel they Stuud upon the sidewalk
and viewed thu marching Shrin"'s. the
Imperial iotcntat- speaking orTs'un
Hily tu q personal acquaintance IN the
paradr and raising his hat g. ladies
ovrupNlng passing automobiles
Imperial Potential. Garrvtsun anil
his mrtv came from Wichita Fails
here Maskat Temple was instituted
TUESDAY
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ZOO ARE INJURED
IN BELFAST RIOTS
nEsiIroRN FIRING CONrI>t ~
ulsTNIEIN TIIE TROOPS MD
I,EIIi>T CIVILIANS

o. AauHritd frest
UEtFNST SHpt tn. troubles w
u,il,.f t,-It, resolved themselves IN
ta sniping un on extensive scale only
tb, E,Ii,msarcli district was not AZ
f,..i.d Tho WRIST Sifui Vas On North
,tf.,t TN. truors ATE lving hami'rci
D., ,h, .uriusit, q friendly ouluus,rs.
who p,-.-i-i in getting acr,ss their Inn
uf fiIr
In, PALS it,d oiungrn'n continue
in .r aggrrs~iye muud
E,isti,nv srr proceeding en- a large
~,.il, and thn sim PENN population u
H.i,uavaffrt street has almost 80
tirI, Departed the bitterness ut frc'
nr isirc uunlatrl An attempt Co. ~
ts,k Il Clthriir thurh n Alfred street
Tonight r.fI'trd in am 'NChang" "
sh,t- LASTING fur hal tan hour Several
urr.ars Nrrr wounded before ihc mil.
tatv Dispersed the Cunlatanis
tn. total death roll iu belfast up 10
the prs--nt ~ twenty five. There have
h~en mol- thsn 200 p.rsuns badly
woundsSl.
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u wa both hearty aud noisy re-
ccniiun a,vor,lcd Imperial foirnia'e
Ills Leafs Garrrtson and MIR. t,af'
rci~on aud the other members oi the
party arriving on the Port Worth
Drn,er lat night nj ll2a0 O'clock. More
than . hundred >hriners from the yari'
aus temples. following the khita
SHRINE drum corps. marched a. the sta
ton and stood in readiness Tor THE NJ
al Of the train that would hear the
highest official In Shrinrdom To- this
city.
IN. greeting extended the party ana
thu great numh'r 81 ShunrrS from
other temples vas distinct. The drum
,nrps. f,lluw,sl Toy a large number ~
Shrin,rs marched back up Fbfnure
street. north an Third. them w'st 20
the Amarillo Hotel luudi, aisp''Ning
IT, ABILITY 90 nll the parts 7,curi''d u.
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SHRINERS GATHER FOR CEREMONIAL
Three Guard Officers
Placed Under Arrest;
Court Martial Ordered

=, Assnriaied rr-ss
GALVESTON. sept i-i.i-utcn-
ants J. 4 Dempsey. .lule !, Smith
aud Robert T.. Ahhut ~ the Texas
national guard. who ATTEMPTED To-
arrest g. V sanders. editor of III"
Houston rrcFs. In Houston MONDAY
night. were placed under arrest this
afternoon los ORDER ~ Brieadicr
General Jacob '. WOlicrs and con.
fined at Camp llutchins \ general
court martial To- Try III" officers
viii convene TUESDAY. September :.
II was announced NJ military head.
quarters
Colonel billie Mayficld was rr-
lirvcd ~ his duties ~ provost mar
tlal tonight by General Wolt.rs ~.
ter he had sent a communication Z"
the general assuming full rcsponsi.
hility Tot the attempt In arrest
Editor Sanders ut Houston.
llr gave the order. Colonel Nav.
field stated haVing the officers no
alternative but To- obey.
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OF TEMPLE
and INITIATION OF 800
NOVICES TO TAKEPLACE

Hundreds Of Siners and rapidly gathering in ANA
ro for the holding Of Khiva temples first ceremonial today
Noes their wives and friends began arriving in large NUMBER
yesterday and by today the city will be crowded with VISITORS
according to present indications.
Imperial Potentste Ellis Lewis Carresn Of Tacoma wash-
will personally institute Khva temple this afternoon and watch the
class Of approximately 300 novees the hot desert sands
Mr. Caretson accompanied by Mrs. Careon, arrived in Amarillo
night from Wichita Falls where he instituted Msskat Temple
Tuesday.
Panhandle Shrne have awaited weeks the staging OF
the first ceremonial Originally staged for Friday, August
and called off only four days beforehand in order that I'm
pers Poentae Caeson could attend the ceremonial Although
this delay disappointment many persons still has enabled
the Shners perfect their plans still better for staging the
eunonial.
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GIGANTIC WHEAT
POOL IS SUBJECT
BEFORE MEETING
FARMERS PROPOSE TO CONTROL.
MARKETING MD SIORiN6
OF WHEAT CROP

~ Associated Press
COLUMBUS. Ohio, sept i.-Furma
ton uf gigantic wheat poul IN tn
United States. whereby the farmer
will virtually control marketing AMI
SIZZLING the grain. is one ~ the more i'm
puriant subjects o. BE- planned here bv
farmers who are here attending a
thf,.~day srs~ion II the National Boar'l
of Farm organizations More than 10
farmers. representing. u was said. plac'
iicnily every agricultural state IN III"
union. are IN attendance
The board of farm organizations now
controls 500 grain elevators In IN"
country. and dos yearly cooprraii, .
farm business Il 100000. according
20 officials
Plans aIr' tu take over. or build. grain
elevators 1T every point where wheat -
Shipp,1l u will b. possible. u was
said. to control forty pcrccnt IL the
cuuntrNs whs'at output
Profits viii d. stabilized and prices
To- IN. consumer greatly reduced. sail
Charles Hardc,i. president of the or.
ganizatiun
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DO. .ded Warehouses And
Rational Cotton Selling
Plan Urged At Meeting

DALLAS. Sept IA four plank pro-
gram became embodied In resolutions
adopted here tonight 10y a general cot
ton cunfcic ncv participated In 10y over
eight hundred farmers, bankers and
merchants IT Texas. \ gradual and
rational selling plan Tor cotton; bOnd'd
cotton warehouses in every cotton
growing precinct In Texas: the ahan.
dnnmcnt of tho lowest grade uf cotton
to the soil ~ an cncrgizcr; and a cur
tailnicnt IL tho acreage devoted to cot.
ton In the state 10y fully oncthird were
offered as panacMs To- cure what con-
ferrcs term the present economic stress
In tho cotton growing countries. Neso-
lu,iuns cmhodylng such program were
adopted. Resolutions were also adopt
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Would Recall Mayor

~ Associated fr,ss
MEMPHIS Tenn sept l.-pctitiuus
for the recall ~ MaNor Pain and his
four asSugiutr cltv commissioners were
placed iu circulation toslnv. tn" rcii
tiuns ali,-gr Negligence IN the cundu,
81 various municipal departments
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I'd endorsing the plan ~ Organization
81 the American Cotton Association and
charged that organization with the task
of carrying through the program by
statewide organization oi effort.
Kemp Made Chairman.
The conference In Dallas to-day was
similar To- meetings held throughout
cotton growing sections Wednesday.
Tn" meeting here was organized with
J. 4. Kemp ~ Wichita Falls. chairman.
and l.. =. Shropshire sccIr;'rv ~ the
Texas division Of the American Cotton
Association. secretary.
Nathan Adams. president "f tho
Texas division. presided and delivered
tho opening address The sum q
SO OsS was pledged 90 carry out the
organization campaign IN Texas. con.
siderable larger sum being tentatively
pledged
Unable to Grt iielp.
L W. jackson 81 Collin County. In.
troduced Ia the Confcrenc" as - real
farmer" drew svmpathctic concur
renee from number ~ the confcrccs
when n" charged that h. had heard all
about chow hanks can and viii extend
CREDIT" To- aid farmers IN moving their
crop. hut that he had been unable TO
get any money"
H. declared he was unnbl" IN get
money from banks when he offered rs
collateral low grade cotton worth ten
times the amount ~ his note and that
he finally put mp ssi 800 worth q gov
eminent bonds to gc' S2oeoo he
nr' drd
u want T. Src the farmer that can
wait forty tn sixty daNs while h" IL
complying with al OF thu red tape nee.
csslry a. get lnn under ~" system
~ outlined here" declared MI Jack
son
Must De Housed.
tpun admission II Mr iaeksun that
his cotton was held In compress. that
Il was insured and that h" had way
hills - receipts MI Kemp explained
lhrt for liduid cr,dit II h an ahs.ilut"
no,-.. '''' that cotton h. housed IN
WAR. huuisr. ace. riluc 81 uuifoi ~
PIN with uniform rcrcip's
IT, agreed however. that money was
iirht aud that Frequently 3; has h"en
impossible fur men o. obtain weriorl
nus l,ans Three members e the con
lev, ne. uppo~,'d the resolutions adupt
81 onr gtuvhcapird f,rmef On the
NAlfNAf " v W AAAAiNNAlNA ~ WV
t~~rluiing fur twenty wears and -,
have not got anywhere Vt
Center ~ Inquiry,
4 q. litilriun ~ Fmi Worth rprc
sentirE IN" cation Seed Crush'rs "
su.i,ti,n q Texas. found him~ n IN
c-nt'r q inquiry when b. took IN
platform o. extend an Invitation ~
tho nIHsti"g iu appuinf e ,ufrniti"c q
sunf-r with rcpresrntati,rs uf thti aS
So iati,n lle was asked FROM The fl"w
t. sNuliin I'll discl rImnri's in pricc'
urld co. cotton seed ruw ard ihus" y
tatt and met Vnir. uf don't trl NJ
about Increased iai,0r curts ~hu'iie'
fl'un N" fl"or when h. explained IN
,l,..rsass ~ prieiF in iaso uu That hasls
wh7t was termed thu falr prtc" -
~ sa-fr cotton SEED cariUads. va
agreed upun ~ la,rr investing h-iw""'
q committee from the s-srlifr r~nfcfrnr'
and = committee 81 the co'ios se'i IS
snciaiion.
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wm tecept Award

iI.NzEi.TON. IA sept. THE sc1is
.. inn,itise IT the United Mine Wctkcrs
uf Am-iisa. reprc~enting the three hsra
.ual districts. late today agreed 70 a.
orpi the wage award 81 the anthrscit~
ctal cv,nmlttee under protest. snd foi.
how this up with the Yr~2ntation o.
now demands. 49,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-02
AMERICA PLEASED
WITH POLISH REPLY
REGARDING BORDER
PLAN TO PUBLISH TIM pF THg
NOTES ~ ABtSD0NEp WITH.
OFT EXPLANATION
INVASION NOT INTENDED
Newi, Formed Nation IpeeIsres lles
Armies VII tbstaia From Nc.
gressisn 81 Wnssisn
Territory

~ Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. sept. i.--l;ntire
satisfaction was expressed to-day BY
state department officials with the
formal reply IT the Polish govern
ment To- American note request
ing a declaration to abstain from
tranSgrcssion ~ Russian territory.
Poland IL understood to have re-
plicd that strategic operations must
govern the hating 1T her armies In
their pursuit ~ the Iiolnheviki ct
the trent of Poland. tentatively
fixed hy the supreme court. Sug,
g.stisn has is.,h mad" ~ the
American government IN Its note
that Poland mak. clear that her
views toward Russia were not I'm.
perialistic. and that her armies
should not advance beyond the
cthnoglaphic land laid down by
the supreme council.
M i,ea~on Given
Announcement was made at the state
department late today that the Ameri.
can aud Polish nrtc- would be mads
plbllr at once. hut this plan was can.
ccil.d later IN. reason not being given.
The first y iiiun n the reply consists
IT nn expression of gratitude % ths
Polish government the attitude ~.
stunned hv the United States In the
american note to the Italian antbassa.
4 un thu y isS Polish situation.
The S.cund portion. which II n menu
urandnm addr'. - 4 iu Prince Lubomlr.
SKI. IN" Poli'h minister here. ant
which also vas delivered Co the state
department. S~''"- - the specific re-
ply uf the Polish government 10 the
American note.
In Cop,pl-te Aerord
While Insisting that the Polish guv.
ernmsnt IL IN entire accord with the
United States In the contention that
i,ussin territory should be respected,
the nj. declares that Poland IL forcei
iu consider the serious consequences
likely 90 ,nSu- from the abandonment
~ IN. present offensive against the
iisiShsviki up-n fixed line without
satisfactory guarantees, officials OF the
state department have described the
position of N. United States toward
IN. Polish al,ance ~ midway be-
.. zen that uf France and Great
britain" f..
Position 10 England
The position & Great britain u uu-
d.rIood t. =. that the Polish armies
should immediately halt upon the frcn.
tier I'm" now reached. while Fance has
rontendei that the armies should ID.
vance until strategic point beyond
the line was attained II u believed
that the United States now takes the
po-iiion that the Polish armies may
continue o. press their attacks upon the
ialSheviki even u the frontier line
crusssd. 50 long a. assurances are
Forthcoming that folands l. toward
Russia
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-02

THE Dcandi theat.r has been secured
ful uaging the institution ~ the temple
and holding of the ceremonial proper
The ceremonial and institution vi !
take place Immediately after the biz
street parade. which viii be held ~
noon.
Rooms Assigned
An possible efforts have been mad .
fof tie entertainment of the visitors
\ committee IL In charge of register
ing writing mobiles. noyicrs and fmilics
Ut the Amarillo Hotsf. Tie visitors
arc assigned a. rooms from the hote'
In addition. the registration book u
kept. permitting one Ia learn who the
VISITORS arr In the city.
one and onchalf railroad rates have
been granted. Persons who took ~
cospts for their tickets should prescn;
them IN the Amarillo Hotel lobby TO-
approval. ~ that one.half rates can be
ohtain~l cn the return trip,
Ne,ices Registered
shrine headquarters. nj tO5 po'k
street. were kept open late last nighI
| 80 THAI noyicct could register. II I.
expected that this plan will make tn
rush u little less at headquarters this
morning
Amaiillo was the scene 10 much a..
titity yesterday afternoon ana las.
night Rev If,ul J. Merrill. u ramp,.
ring candidate. made several speeches
near Shrine headquarters. The polio,
patrol was pr-r,Sl into service and .
number ~ Shrincrs who failed Ia have
their fczcs an were taken fUr humiliat
ing rides
Parade big Feature
The biz affair of the day. though.
that viii De of general interest 10 the
public. II the parade at noon. This
parade will form nj Fourth and Taylor
streets. go south Ia Tenth street. ani
come back up Folk street tu Fourth
and thence Ia the Deandi thcatcr for
the ceremonial Al the features II
the 6ay viii be- seen In the parade. IN
Guiding the 900 noviccs holding ths
Tup.
The tentative order of the parade has
@-- -
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UPHAM SAYS COX
COT WRONG FORM
HIpI RI.iClN'S TRENst RER ~
rl.lI>S PROPOSAL. TINT
PARTY VETOED
~ Nssoriai~l Prov.

~ Associated lfe4s
CHICAGO. sept. Pred W t'p-
ham. treasurer uf the republican nat
innal committee issued statement 10
right m which ~. de, Jared that when
Governor Cox charged the Tepuhli.
cans were seeking subscriptions Il
s. 0nO0 tu SlO.0OO and quoted ducu.
lncnt marked form iui' ~ his proof.
he was speaking ct u plan which vas
never doptcd
rian was killed
Form i0l' called for such q pan
"ut was never tiiiti'd 80 put into Use
and was expressly vetoed according
e. th, statement
The records IN my uffcr sad Nr.
t'pham's statement show conclusive
!, that the siatmcnt ~ Governor Cox
with reference to plans t"r Increasing
the luuit ~ contributions ~ hascd UP
un "A suggested plan which was never
put into elect. IT,, facts ar. simple
and I have records Co. back them az.
Prepared Tentative Fund.
Tcmoruk h,tthgfcnu tauiu Shid
Iurn 10 - this wear Harry VI. ulair
~ nay office prepared tentative
/ ,a,npalrn fund whirh propose i al'an'
, ,innmsnt ~ the plan previously adopt
! 81 Nv ~, national committee ." try
' e. k.cp the limit ~ cont tihuii"ns
d,.wn g. 81 0oo
Tbs WIS in document. form lNl,
which Ma Elair prepared and which
provided that indy idual subscriptions
81 ~ Oeo lsr taken Surrcsiuns were
madr IN tins tentative plan definitely
Ger citN quotas
copy Wa Returned
"Nr ilair brought this plan to Nrw
4 YORK where was and proposed u, hut
II was promptly vetued ~ thu 'unl'
mittec u not only WIS net adopted.
hut was hardly considered The cun,'
mite. VAS determined 10 tr' uut the
~ 600 plan So Tar ~ 7 haN" hecn aide
O. l-srn. unly one copy 10 u was ever
y s.nt cut &C my office and u was
promptly returned"
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How League financed
I,@,e 10 Garry Texas

senator Kenyon wanted t. kn"N u
Mr. Marsh Thought the lseruhlicans
had any rrssun a. spend money ~
-onth.tn states and the latter reiwt"l
that he had heard that the Republican.
.xpscied g. carry North Carolina AMI
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Continued on page So
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tcopsineed 90 Page rvo'l
The Washington times., 1920-04-18

post office? Is II not more probable that
the mother of the newly born infant did
not stir that day? Then who did perform
that strange errand for the mother?
And now the question-why was the poor
little thing mailed? The answer involves
the complexities of human psychology.
In the first place 1t may be concluded
that the baby was mailed not merely to get
rid of 1t. Those stamps to the total Of
$1.20 indicate that It was a purposeful at.
tempt to send the little body to somebody
and that H. was worth that much money, at
least, to do 1t.
Very well: then the post office was not
used merely as a means of disposal, II
this is a correct dc duction then the person
who carefully packed and wrapped and ad-
dressed and paid s1,20 in postage on that
package really meant to have It reach
somebody. Therefore It follows that the
name of the person It was addressed to
must have been genuine and correct-so
far as the sender knew And the address
Of that person, OF course, was the best the
sender knew.
But the address was one that does not
exist Did somebody, purposely give 1c-
titious address7 And II the address was
salse was the name lotto F.. Perry" also
bogus9 But the sender Of that pitiful
parcel no doubt belieyed there was an Otto
Perry and that he could be reached at that
address.
Did the sender OF the package blunder
in writing the address? Or was the Sender
Intentionally provided with this wrong ad-
dress? II the answer to this last question
was known II would bo easy TO reason that
some woman who had been imposed upon
in this lesser matter OF some mans ad-
The Washington times., 1920-04-18

lot number was dscernable. although 1t
had been partially erased, either by acci-
dent or design. The outer wrapping OF
brown paper was the same as small
piece that still adhered to the inner side
Of the box.
The handwriting OF the address was
either that OF rather illiterate person. or
had been disguised to give that impression.
1t was large and sprawling and curiously
punctuated II looked as though II had
been scrawled In great haste And then
the address was arranged in far from or
thodox fashion West 419' formed one
line "Clarkson ave made another.
The return direction was written In
smaller hand and at first sight appeared To
be the work OF another person. But
careful comparison showed Captain Carey
that the writing was the same Whoever
did It took more time IN writing From
Edward Johnson. Rockford, Wash" OBJ.
viously, however. II there were real
Edward Johnson in Rockford, Washington,
he did not label a package containing the
body Of baby for return to himself.
Then the Medicsl Examiners office made
a report on the findings OF the autopsy
The condition OF the lungs showed that
CCI 1920 international Feature Service Inc.
The Washington times., 1920-04-18

the little girl had lived and breathed-for
a few hours certainly or more. The cause
OF death was given as suffocation, but
whether the baby had been smothered by
a human hand or had died a natural death
It was impossible to determine. There
was no food in the little stomach and the
body was in a remarkably we'll preserved
state after a six-dsy trip.
There was nothing to show whether the
little girl had been murdered or not Only
a technical violation Of the health laws
had been committed in sending the body
to New York So there was nothing,
really, for Captain Carey to do In the mat
ter except notify the Washington authori.
ties. II the body had been mailed in New
York the police would have sought to dis
cover the sender or the mother for trans
porting a human body without permit.
It is a misdemeanor, also, to conceal the
birth Of a child in New York State.
But aside from the legal aspects OF the
case the elements OF human mystery sur
rounding that lifeless little one are many
and peculiar.
The baby girl had lived-it was perfect
in form and its little machinery OF vital
organs were all in excellent condition.
Then why did 1t die?
And when did It die? Was the child
purposely smothered and then packed in
the box and mailed? Was the infant girl
alive, warm and breathing when II was
placed in that shirt box which was to he its
temporary tomb?
No positive answer can be made to those
questions.
And the mystery OF the motive is even
more puzzling. Whether the little one was
dead or was alive when II was wrapped up
In its cardboard coffin-why was II packed
and shipped In the parcel post mail?
Whose hand laid II In the box and
wrapped the paper about II and tied the
string and wrote the address? Perhaps
the mother.
But who mailed Il? Who carried II to
the Spokane post office and bought that 81
stamp7 Postage stamps OF that value are
not kept in the house. Whoever mailed
the baby undoubtedly went TO the post
office to buy that stamp.
Would the mother or a day-old baby
be likely to be up and dressed and able ~
20 out and make that visit to the Spokane
Great Britain Rghts Reserved.