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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-24
BOY IS TO BE TRIED
ON CHARGE OF MURDER

ogden. Utah. Nov. 23.-Ray
cIongh, "a, goes to trial in the dis
trict court here tomorrow, charged
with first degree murder in con-
nection with the death of his faith
er. The boy is said to have con-
fessed that he shot the father
while the father was asleep, and
that he did so because his mother
told him the father had killed his
brothers and sisters and would kill
him. The mother was found I'M
sane and committed to the mental
hospital,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-24

OF smuggling, | demand that the
people known as smugglers should
be severely punished"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-04
WILDCAT ~ r0,ND
On TOR OIL DERRICK

s1tcWl 70 Inc NfNe.
HOMER. La. May 3.-Oll fields
roughnccks captured full grown
wildcat porchcd on the crosstrccs 81 an
oh derrick one day last week and have
announced that the wild will soon
be- eliminated from the feline title. one
roughncck. badly scratched and bite ..
reported today that "Tabhy' N bccom
ing more domosticatcd daily although
h. admitted that so lar lac IN the only
one Of dozen men az the boarding
camp Who has the tcmori,y to go near
the animal. Yes. oliver, the derrick
was one above a wildcat well but this
nature fakir says rs perfectly ON the
level.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-04
|GRA|N PRICES JUMP
TO NEW HIGH RECORD


Dy Associated Press.
CHICAGO. May 3.--Gruin prices
Jumped To- record hcighth today. I'm.
Icasiness In regard Ia the latcncss Of
the 1890 crop season together with the
statmcnls by irgde leaders calling ~.
Itcnlio nio shortage ~ farm labor aud
of world supplies were largely rcspon.
sihlc. Corn closed nervous az 4 rs
monts net alliance. with July 1GN IA
10 iG 2l.2 aud September 100 1.9 10
100 IS. Oats gained I ~ To- { Ii cts.
In provisions the outcome varied from
20 cents decline 10 rise ~ : IL cents.
Urgent buying by shorts hogan Ia
hoist the corn market ~ soon as trad
INK operations shorts on shorts began
/ Ia hoist IN" corn market as soon az
trading opcred and there was at no
time any important reaction. Bears
did not dare sell IN view ~ existing
railway trafr co.diiions with not en-.
ougr grain arriving here Ia meet tho
ordinary hlndtn-mUuih d,tiand.
Oats responded to the same influence
governing the earn market.
Demand Tor proyisions was confined
, to almost entirely to lard
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-04
Sugar Quiet.
By Assoc sstrd Press

NEW YoRK. May aThc local market
for raw sugar was quiet today md no
sales were reported. There were buyers
at rs I.s cents Tor Cubas cost and the
freight and while one small lot was n.
tered az rs "a cents the last price paid,
holders generally were asking 10 cents.
The market close dat rs "a cents Tor
Cubas. cost and freight equal 20 1891
for centrifugal
There was a further revision In re
fined prices bv one Of the leaders to n
crnis tor fine graduated although hs,
prices still range from Il 90 % cents.
There seems 10 he no let up In the de
mnd and moft OF the rcfincrs arr stl,l
out of the market.
IN sugar futures no sales were rcn"rt'
dand closing bids were unchanged 10
five points net higher.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-04
Market News
COTTON OPENS HIGHER
BUT LOWER At CLOSE
BJ AssosIsled Press.

Dy Associated Press.
KEW YORK. MAY 3.--An trIiy ud.
vance an reports Of rains IN the c,gl,rn
L"ll vas lllowcd by rcpc,iois tho
c't,t hlnafkct TODAY owlnr Ia .css e.
vmsiic view 81 good trade ,Irtflphs
AND the failure of the buliish ctop %.
VIZ, To Great moic active get I'll &C..
mnnd. july was relatively wctk. hut
there were ralncs In the late trading.
viii Juiy closing at Is 20 and with the
Lcr"a hst closing net uncht1s a TO ss
wi"ts = Ihcr.
The market oToncd nj unchl SOD pr''
t's Ia IN advance Of sixty poin,a
A. 80, n ms The iiiri furry oi hLsii z
illsii.i. however. the market ta'rof
cas'r ~ q gto more favorablf f'"p aj'
vlccs f~,n the southwest.
FSp,iV ,ulny iS.i1G, making 80 -
~ .i.r tbs season.
i'or, 1, cclpis 1900: Uni.ed States
port siccks i,lt.i.J.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-04
New Orleans Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. Nav 3.--Thc trend
was higher In moderate way In cot
ton today. for which more rains In the
eartcrn half ~ the belt was maiilv
responsible. Early gains were not wei
sustained and the reason FOR this WAS
the expectation that Texas would go
moisture from the barometer conditions
over that state and To- the west 81 II.
Late In the day however. reports ot
continued heavy rains In the eastern
belt aroused fear that the mass would
bc again wet east of the Mississippi
river tomorrow and enough buyin-;
came In to make a steady close at not
gains ~ ten 10 forty points.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-04
Coffee fIicl,er.

NEW YORK. May 3.-Thc market
Cor coffee futures was higher today
ewing 10 firmcr Brazilian cables ana
q somewhat more optimistic Wow ~
European conditions because of the
passing 81 May day without disturb.
anccs. The opening was 10 10 IL
points high " and las, prices were at
net advance 81 Il to 10 points.
Nav 1870; July 1891: September 1852
october 1861; December. January and
March 1859.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-04
Cotton Seed Oh Firm.

By Associated Press.
NEW YORK. May 3.-Cutton seed
all was fcaturclcss today with a small
local trade Prices were finn early
with lard and grain. hut reacted some
what later In sympathy with cotton.
May cloNcd Is points lower and forward
months generally six to nine points net
higher.
Sales $500 barrels Tenders 100 bar
reis. Prime crude ii:jafijj0; prime
summer yellow. spot 1929: May 1872;
July 1891: October 1880. Prime winter
yellow and summer white nominal.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-04
Fort Worth Livestock.

~ Nfsociaied Press.
FORT WORTH. May 3.-Caitlc 70.
ccipls $500 slraggv. Reeves 500 ~ 10.
20 stockcrs 400 at $50. COWS 800 al
1900: hdicrs 800: bulls 800 AZ 75j:
calves SOC at 1875
Hogs receipts 5000. % cents highrc.
Light 1875 nj lIo0: hsuvv 1850 at 1875.
medium 1880 ai 1850: mixed 1850 NJ
1850: common 1860 AZ 1850; pigs 500 AZ
1IO0
sheep receipts G,ooo: draggy. Lambs
1900 ~ 1850: vcarlings 100 ~ 1900:
w"thcrs go ~ 1925. ewes $50 az 1860:
culls 100 az 500: goats ie5 at cas-.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-04

Dizziness. vertigo 0blind siaggcrsl sal.
low complexion. flatulcncc are symp
toms ~ a torpid liver. No one can feel
we'll while the liver l. inactive. HER.
BNE IL q powerful liver s,imulau; \
dos" or two vii cause III bilious symp.
toms to disappear. Sod by al druggists
oct
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-04
Cotton CoosIs Quiet.

NEW YORK. Nav 3--Coitnn goods
were aui' TODAY. rriccs nuliirg fcirlv
steady. Yarns "'I- fi-iu. ga" silks
we're iuil "'ir"s ,.griug imilli" w"."
,a.su while WOOL dud hui. g. Il w'r"
C'n't
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-04
Wichita Livestock.

WICHITA. Kans.. May $500 cat.
tie. steady to weak. Native steers $50
tn 1850; cows aud hcifcrs $50 to 1850:
stockNs and feeders $50 To ii75: siicl;
COWS and hoifers $50 To 40: bulls $50
90 soO calves $50 10 il7i: ssOO hogs
zoe lower top ll25: bulks 1870 90 1870.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-04

There will bc an extra ear on the cir.
cus train Ia carry Georges CnrpcnticrN
5s suits.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-13
Judge Gets Black Eye
Acting AS PeacemakeT

CHIC AGO. Mtr.n la.. 400 attempt
ut ppcu makuE Dos CuIef Justice
Harry plaun OF ths municipal court
during a. nrht iu dIrkcned corri-
dor uf the city htll lust night result
cd Boo htu|Hru ryc Tor the iurist no
Threatened t1 swear out I warrant for
the arrest cot police sergeant. who
tho judge sHia chukod him while the
assHilauts fled,
Judge Olson was leaving the city
han for tuD night Whru Dee cucouut-
crrl four men cnsuEed Zoo a struggle
lu th, corridor a rfh man was ly-
iug ou tto floor. bruised and bleed
ing
When the Judge appealed 10 the
men tr cease fighting ana uld the in-
iurcd man. one 0f iho four struck him
knocking him down. Tho judge de-
Tended himself and shouted 20 h.a
steuoFrauhcr. who was behind HIM, To
summon help
Judge Olson asserted that SERGEANT
Philip Carroll, who interviewed. in
stead uf ftgistiuE him. Hcizod him
about the neck and chokcd him while
permitting h.s asullints 10 get away
Carroll denied tuls asserting that d.
misiook the judge tor one ut the as
slllluts.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-13
REVOLT MAY
DELAY CARRYING
OUT OF PEACE
Washington Officials
Disturbed By News
From Berlin

WASHtNGTOs. March is A4um-
ing that tho io,alists m nht ho able To-
gar complete control u D.tu,ius. of-
IDlHls turned their ttteuuuu tY t.r
possible eject uu tho carr. ing out ui
The terms OF thetrguty of Versailles.
latest reports here show that tho
organized military forces Boo Germany
consist ol the rcichwehr of slightly less
than 800 900 men una the homo guard
rouHtahulun ul about SOC. 900. The
relchwvhr iH to lr reduced to zoe, 900
men hy july 90 under the treaty stip-
uiatiou. The home guard was furuird
To maintain internal order und is sub
Ject Co call TO suppress local uprls-
iuEs. IN" German navy Is said to hC
prurtrullt nonresident
The principal clements of disror-
tent are said TO bc tho iunkcrs who
Ntarn for IruHsinu supremacy tho
spartcists and returning war prison
crs who are dissatisfied with the slow
rc, uuHtructiou methods uf t'a admin
lstrutinn and tho rcncUonuries
Included in tho roactluuurica it is
said are the Ga.bOU troops recruit ed
boy Won der Goitz for their lovalu 20
the former go, o,ernWeut This force
occupied the Baltic states until Dol
withdrawal was forced ty the nllics.
and was afterwards o. ported tu uuN.
dishundcd lt was % picked arms q
men, hll ot uNoU were rrptrIDI tl .u
out of sympathy with .r,puliiUuu aus
Drumtuf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-13
BERLIN II QUIIr
MESSAGE DECLARES

fENllNiEN, March Z mos
upu t.um tnr snUi official German
U,N. agency tuned lf o'clock this
afternoon loo Berlin -y- chat city wus
900 et go fhp hour ulU.d.
Do. government buildings. INu n'os-
eirr SAID, were ur.uurl hN troops
tr1 .uidirrs were nNuuHp.ur 500 Ihr
wilhelm plutz The street car and
elevated railway traffic wac proceed
ing without disturbance.
The demand uud, uu ihn govern
mont in tho uitiWaiuu presented h'
tho Erhurdt naval brigade were ih,
replacement ot professional min.
istrra by professional ministers, th,
reinstatement of General lHfuu Won
Lu.tWltz boo his command and Ga,
granting Of amnesty 90 ul prt-nus orr
rested iu connection with the v"yolu'
tiun movement including captain
panst who was % prominent member
uf the guards cavalry division. There
was no question. according tn Berlin
dispatches. uf Hyrr Ehcrta retire
mcut from the presidency.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-13
Old Cabinet Urges
General Strike To
Defeat Monarchists

BEWiIN. March iS.-Thr pro-
rlpmntiun issued bv the mrmhc,s
uI tLr uId government read .u iatl
as follows.
We refuse tu Tow 90 this mil.
tury J1ustmIui ~ iId mot mak,
the revelation Iu oru,r Iu trcoruIz.
again today tho bloody EuNuHnMcut
of W,rpouarips. We enter into no
covenant with tho Baltic criminals.
Workers. comrades. We should D."
ashamed tu look you iu tue tur.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-13
SECURITY GUARD

BERLIN. March ia.-The public
security guard this morning occupied
the offices OF Norwacris and the aomi-
official news agency. The services
to the provinces and abroad were pre-
visionally suspended.
II was reported during the morn
ing that manifesto had been pre-
pared aud signed by President Ebert.
Minister OF Defense Noske and others
summoning the workers to n general
strike.
Berlin has been threatened during
the night by the immediate danger Of
violent revolution. II became
known at midnight that revolutionary
bodies OF troops had begun 70 moye'
on Berlin from Doeberitz.
Generals Won Oiderhausen ana vatt
| Oynn and Lieutenant Colonel Wetzei
went to meet these troops and warn
/ them OF the consequences OF their ac-.
Continued on page two.l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-13
Methodists viii
Introduce Movies
In The Pulpit

SEW YORK, March l3.-lu Tho
belief that pictures In the pulpit
mean moro people IN the pcwH,
tho Methodist Episcopal church,
through us centenary cousorya-
tOu committee. has decided to add
motor pictur,H Co its religious sDr-
vices. aocurdiUg To- announcement
last night
Three thousand Methodist pms.
tors. in answer tu "a QUESTIONABLE,
requested CHAT pictures ho used tu
supulcmcut the spoken word from
the pulpit lul tine centenary cpm-
mittec has answered this appeal by
Announcing white" list OF films
suitable for church purposes. Sor-
mon outlines viii also be suggest
ed FOR them and they may hc d.
Illustrated hy means Of the pictures
list.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-13
LEADERS IN REVOLUTION OF
REACTIONARY TYPE; MAY Be
STEP To RESTORE MONARCHY
DIR. Won Kapp New Chancellor, Was President Of
Fatherland Party, Notorious Pan
German Organization

PARIS March l3.A proclamation issued in Berlin today de-
carcd the of the empire has crac to exist and that
power passed the hands General Director
won Kupp who chancellor aud as appointed General
lucttwitz the military forces, Berlin dispatches
The proclamation declares the national assembly dissolved II
announced is being formed The socialist
parties have general strike the di>patce, add
The issuance proclamation followed the occupation of the
buildings situated by
troops who had returned from Baltic barracks
Dohcritz suburbs The troops entered Berlin this morning is
Stat
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-13
NEW GOVERNMENT

COLOGNE, March 1s--The new
government established in Berlin n
not intended to promote the aims OF
the monarchlsts or Tho renctionarles.
Il Is declared IN a dispatch 10 The
Cologne Gazette from Berlin today.
The me~saKe reads;
The new government under Cham
cellor kapp says In its program TO bo
made public that II will honornblv
fulfll the treaty OF Versailles. II
gives emphatic assurances that the
government has no reactionary OF
monarchial claims"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-13
NLWs Will TNkE

PARIS. March 1a.-The opinion
oNpr,tsodt in official circles ut the
muvpwo-t BE- that tho allied govern
meufs viii take au attitude of aloof-
moss and detachment toward tho clNl
strike u Germany and permit the
German people themselves tu deter
min, fhu form of their government
Tho armed disorders iu Germany
arc locked upon as most unfortunate
both fur htt country and the re-
mliudrf of Europe at the time when
had been begun,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-13
IMPORTANT PUmIC

COPENHAGEN. March ia--- Tele-
phone messages received here from
the German semi-oniciai news agency
In Berlin which has resumed It's ser
vice. state that tho most important
public buildings In Berlin were occu-
pied by the public security police this
morning The newspapers vorwaerts
and Frciheit hnvo been suspended.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-13

tIons and thereby dcsoIicaliy roiong
Us niandnts." the proclamation con-
unues Ia IN contradiction to the will
of the people. The constitution which
hns Jusi been adopted is arbitrarily
treated hy the assembly as u scrap OF
paper The majority % It's members
would prefer 70 have the imperial
president elected; not BY the whole
nation, but by parliament"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-13
SENATE VOTE
ON THE TREATY
NEXT WEEK
Little Hope For Ratifica-
ton Despite Changes
In Reservations

WASHtNoID~. March i3. - 81
gloomy dld the outlook for i pcacc
treaty compromise become tdouy shat
rruhlicHu and democratic leaders wiz.
tually agreed To vote Monday on uli
psudluE aud proposed reservation
She result. they rodioted. probably
would bee a ratification vote before the
middle uf ncXt woes.
Although some compromise ndVu-
Gates still chung TO hope uf success.
administration ana irrecoucilahlc
leaders, declared they had positive
pledges ~ enough votes 10 best the
treaty with TIE republican article ten
substitute as moaifled today.
Lodge Nmci.imciH.
ln un effort tu rDuustC the rfnh-
licun senate forces Senator Lodge, %
Massachusetts. the party leader. today
introduced an amendment 10 tho sdh-
-ututr urucie ten reservation offered
yesterday
The chanre proposed at the surccs-
ton oi senator bnrah republican.
Idaho. leader OF the irrcconcilahles.
wcuid insert the words "inciuulnE an
controversies "elaung tu territorial or
political !udepeadcncr." in describing
the international controversies in
which ne unkcd states would not
Interfere,
Republican leaders prelietod that
tine Hu,rdm,g would hrnr back .utl
Hr, souIs OF the reservation rcpuh-
u,tus who have indicated opposition
to 900, draft presented yesterday.
Sti- Up Tt,Aihlc.
The rlurrr sfrfpd up moro trouble
ON lfp democratic Side whore com
uruu -r advocates bod nor vet ConH-
pl'tc1 their poll on the original SUBJ
aItut".
Iu presenting the amendment Sem
Ifur Lodge made no statement uNrtut
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-13

viii ruuro attention Co hr paid to any
urWs from Holland regarding tho
thrm,r royal p,rsunIEr Indications
have ruw, from Berlin that 'hD roe
dictionary movement Was possibly pre-
rIp.tItyl ny tur fact that u lluheu-
aolluru prince. Joachim Nlbrcrht was
about iu hp tried and possibly am
pri.uurd Iu connection win the re-
rpnf demonstration against French Of
rr,r- 900 the Hotel Ndlun.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-13

NIW IIINT N|TTT TITITT
sterling todHE closed Ht SO GG. uI three
cents below ypHrrluEs uuHl price.
German marks c'u-,u uf I.sG rrn-s
each
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-13

TESTIMONY
IN NEWBERRY
TRIAL ENDS
.rt 10. ...sel.1ss ssL..

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. March 80.
--All testimony in the Newborry clcc-
tions conspiracy was ended al ESQ
o'clock this afternoon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-13


clock th morning stating the German has ceased
President Ebert his 5 clock this morning
BERLIN March l3The proclamation issued by old regime
calling the people for general strike declared that the only
means against the return of William H.
BERLIN March l3Accordne reports reaching this
afternoon the revolutionary
has already provinces
the regular army among public security guards
BERLIN March l3 reported that proclaim
Field Marshal Won Indenburg imperial president"
BERLIN, March l3A imperial ministry formed.
II is professionally composed follows;
Imperial chancellor DR. Kapp minister Of defense
Luettwz of The 0benanzrat Bank
Of public worship, DR. Traub
The ohcr minister's havs not yet been appointed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-13

roction. nortnw,-I, character ~ NJ,
dus. clear.
Smtr Weather.
Now NrNfHn. Fair and warmer
toniFh aud sunday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-13

CHICAGO -gh 10 rs CENTS lower
for wcck; receipts today l.De6.
KANSAS CITY 1t % SO cnnin
lorer for week receipts tadaf 1896.
DENVEH--( (craesl tfo.oe lo'
f11.e9. receiptai zoe
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-13

Chancellor kapps proclamation de-
claring the rational assembly dissolv-
ed says that body lacks any moral
right 10 longer exist,
"la attempt to postpone the elec-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-13
NEW MINISTRY Is FORMED;
NATIONAL ASSEMBLY DISSOLVED;
new ELECTIONS TO De ORDERED
Ebert And Old Cabinet Flee From CapitaI When
Rebels Are Reported Near-Uprising Spreads
To All Sections

BERLIN, March ia proclamation was issued hei
clock this morning stating the German government has
vivt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-13

BERLIN, March l3lt reported that il is intended
Field Marshal won Hindenburg imperial president
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-12
By Conrad Richter

cost of delivery: certain depreciations
ranging from ) to Is per cent; 10
per cent profit for the farm dividend
or surplus. and a proportionate share
of three salaries: one for himself as
superintendent; one for his mother as
manager of the cows and chickens. and
a modest one for his father as director.
Everything progressed smoothly I'M
til well along in May. He had begun
making weekly deliveries of butter and
eggs To his relief only one customer
complained of Quality Farm prices.
Others paid as if highly satisfied with
their opportunity of securing quaj.y
goods. Many of them. by their att
tude, seemed to take a certain human
pride in paying more for their table
products than other folks. Bob felt
enthusiastic. And at the wheel OF
his good looking car ne experienced
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-12
CABBAGES. AND SHOES

President: Robert Murray, SuperiTt-
tendent." -
That evening after supper Bob put
the typewriter on the kitchen table
and began addressing envelopes to
secured from John Greth. one of the
older Eagle reporters. When the en-
vclopcs We're finished he took up the
letterheads. half of which had been
imprinted with a circular letter with
type and linking that matched his
typewriter and ribbon. These he filled
in with names and salutations from
the envelopes.
This was the letter:
What do you know about the farm
products you and your family are
quitting into your mouths?
rs the COW that furnishes the cream
for your butter Il sick mongrel or a
healthy thoroughbred? Is she kept in
wecdy pasturage, or perhaps in a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-12
Lardner Takes Up Question
OF the Christmas Shopping
BY RING W. LARDNER

expects presents. why may be II
give a outline of the articles l am
going to give aud few wds in re-
CARDS TO the folks who I intend to
make happy on receipt OF same, may
be my readers will get a better idear
OF how the scheme works out.
Well for INST. two of the articles
7 found is the souvenir score books
of the Yale-Princeton game and the
Yale-Harvard game played last mo.
Well. the one l bought at Princeton
was $50 and the one l bought al
New Haven was S35 or grand total
of SIS so they can't nobody say
didn't loosen up for them. Well l.
have got a brother-in-lawl at Boston
that will probably take in the Yale
Harvard game next yr. and brothc&
in Hartford witch is only a step from
New Haven. you might say. and ne
is all ready planning to take in the
Yale Princeton fiasco. so ] can't think
of nothing that would tickle them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-12

ment notes amounting to twenty-tWo
hundred dollars. PAYABLE to the order
of Georp. Good, and transferred to
Wilberforce Meek with the signature
of Amanda Good. One was signed os
himself. the other two by his father
The truth burst over the boy In
moment. When the GOOD estate naa
been settled. the squire had descended
on the widow, like the buzzard scav-
enger that he was. and had light up
tha n,tas,t :, reduced A. a was
scheme tborourhly ", of the
man. Without implements OK ana
housefurnshings. the owners "
Quality Farm would be helpless 10
continue on the place. and the farm
could be picked up cheap by the man
who held the mortgage.
Bob tried to think. There was no
use asking mercy from the squire
The situation was here. What was he