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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-27
YANKEES DEFEAT
RED SOX A too.
CROWD on 1900 WATCHES NEW
YORK BEAT Observation-Disclosures
DOES GREAT WORK.

ly Associated Press.
NEW YORK. June ga crowd II
5000 watched N,w York beat Boston
today. ~ a. a. Warren Collins. Texas
League recruit pitched % one hat shut
cut IN his third major league start.
Boston Observation-Disclosures. OOO 0OO UOO-0
New York ............2s0 Ois i0X-ii
Ward and Bush Hanna and Collins.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-27
Spu,l,lcrs Lose.

ty NFHo' intfd iifra
WICHITA FALLS. June 2G-San
Antonio got To Bur,h heavy In the see.
ond inning today. scoring four runs
nnd gaining lead the spuddcrs could
not overcome.
san Ani"nin ...........Oi0 600 0ll--6
Wichita Ills ......... 900 OlO 0O2-3
Gihua and Kitchens, Burch and Fin.
cher.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-27

NJ. =. Lssns EIihans % tns Amarillo TTps
writer Exchange. hs tnksn ths ageney fsf
tks Walss AddinF Maehire n you are inte.-
estsi ks wiil - Flad 70 drfnonstrais this von.
dsrful machine. He = locstrd ia West IN
strs<t Phons iss Fer weodstoek Tsp~vrit
srs. 80 kin- i2s 1se
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-27
SnIh IMl.
piralrs Ilcai Cmll..

ny Associated lrtss.
PlrTSiul,Gu. June - Pittsburgh
won from Chicago today iu "a game
marked hy heavy hitting
chicago 1880 600 Onn-i
Pittsburgh ........... .UUi Oos OGN-9
Vaughn and Lac. Cadurc and Sch.
midi liurfn,r
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-27
Tigers Win.


ny NftNf NffN iftNH
Sr LOUIS. June es.--rimcly hitting
Davis wildncsi. ana nn error hy Dlll.
INKS resulted In Detroit defeating ST.
Louis to-day.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-27

Foreign capital invested In Germany
nincc the peace treaty was signed "a ~.
timated at 5O.O0O.OOO marks. OF which
aearly cnc'half Ia American.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-27
Anusement Calendar for the We
NJ the Mission.

Monday and Tuesday -" E.yangclin, o..
tine famous Longf,llow poem
"wednesday and Thursday MARY
Pickford In sud. her latest vehicle.
Friday and Saturlly-"Tho Twilight
Baby" big rrn-auonal comedy
NJ the Dcandi 1'irtnresl
Monday and Tueslay--Earlc Williams
iu ~ Master Stroke"
Wcdnc4iay and Thurs lly-The third
episode q Tho Lost CITY"
Friday and Saturday-Goorgo Walsh
in n Manhattan Sight"
Pantgee vaudeville lot Monday.
Tuosdly and "Wednesday Featuring
Whe Donirh,wn Dancers in "inlnnr e.
the sea- NHurIer Samuel a Go. Frtr.
Nilh'r 4 Giril,. bsyi. Jtuirs1u 1rd
I. iun's & sylvester For Thursiav Fr..
day and Sturdy ". Il. scom,n's 1920
Revue.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-27

Children that are an ciod ny worms
are pale and sickly and liable O. con.
tract some fatal disease. WHITES
CREAM vEnMTE1 icE erp.ls worms
l,rssnlrfiy aud pui- the child on the rod
10 health. Sold by An Druggists. sse
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-27
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY /


National.
New York nt brooklyn.
Pittsburgh nj Chicago.
81 Louis at Cincinnati.
American.
Detroit nj ~. Louis.
Cleveland AT Chicago.
Philadelphia at Washington.
Boston at New York.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-27
Senator, Heat Athletes.

~ NhAnt iht'd lrffH.
WASHINGTON June 2C.--Wnshing.
ton defeated Philadelphia today In a
pitchers battle hctw,-l Hachry and
Perry
Philadelphia ..........ioO GOO OOO--3
Washington ........... on IO0 COL =
Perkins. Myltt and Perry, Charity
aud Zachry
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-27
Galveston Shut Out.
beaumont shut Out.

ny Associated Press.
SHREVEPORT. June 2G.-Gus Bono
held the exporters helpless today while
the gasScrs drove Jacobus aud Sch.
ncider from the mound In winning the
first game Of the second half season
Z 10 o.
Beaumont ...........O 0n 600 600
Shreveport ....,.......,OOS 200 OOk-T
Martina and jacobson. Schneider aud
Eaaterly; Nann and Bono
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-31
STREE RAILWAYS EXPENSIVE.
Germany. Municipal Lines Ents

Gsrrrany's Municipal Lines Entail
Immense Loss in Six Months.
BY Associated, Press.
Berlin Dec. 3l.-Street railways in
Berlin have been operated at loss
| OF 94a,000,00O marks during the first
nine months Of municipal ownership,
and in spite of increased fare It is
estimated this loss will reach Co.,
100000 marks tcsere the end of the
arst year. Fares already have been
increased from: 50 to 80 ptennigs and
1t is proposed 20 further increase
them to one ltlark.
Increased WAGES and higher costs
for power arc given as the chief
reasons fer TIE large deficit.
Altho employees have hcen given
several wage increases. demands FOR
more pay have been always pending,
with the threat Of strike If they are
not granted.
IN view of the financial s:tuation
and eyer-increasing wage demands
II has been suggested that commit
tee be created to keep workmen in
formed about the operation and cost
OF the street railway system. In the
hope that well-informed employees
will be more moderate. Some of the
supDarte1s Of municipal plan is be-
Ing dtscrediteA by workmen who
make unusual demands and threats.
They also demand more careful
check on the management of the
street railways. particularly with re-
gard to expenditures.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-31
SEES GERMANY HELPLESS.
Andre Tardisu Says There 10 NOTHING
10 Fear From Late Enemies
BY Associated prosa.

Andre Tardlsu says There /. No&hinc
70 Fear From Late Enemia.
BY Associated Press.
Paris. Dec. 31.-Capt Andre Tar.
day the recent rssienation Of An.
day the pereosnt resignation OF An.
drc LAFeyer a war ministar con-
trasts the military position Of Ger-
MANY with that OF France M r.
Fever res,pnea Dac "a r..,,,. 80
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-31
BILL CUTS PAYROLL 1000
Many Employee to Be Dropped From
Government Lists.

Government Lists.
Washington, Dec. 31.-Seven thou
sand government employees in the Dis
trict Of Columbia must be dropped
from the pay rolls if the annual lek-
islative, executive, and judicial ap-
preparation is passed in the form
just completed by subcommittee OF
the house committee on appropria- !
tions.
Appropriations carried in the bill
total about s10O,000,000, as compared
with departmental estimates of 1886
100000 The total for the present fis-
cal year as provided in the bill pass-
ed year ago was about s106, 100000.
The subcommittee will present the
measure to the full committee next
week and it will be reported to the
house before the end Of next week
and will be put thru the house before
Jan. 15.
When Representative Wood started
work on the bill he hoped to cut
between 10000 and 10000 employees
from the pay roll. The employees ia
the classified service in the District
of Columbia now total $4,000. EN-
ployes not under civil service bring
the total up to little more than co.
900. Before the war the total was
$1,000. Representative Wood wanted
to get the total down to somewhere
between 10000 and 10000, but he
found too many obstacles.
or the 1000 employees who must be
he t,t
500 are from the war department,
about as many from the war risk
insurance bureau and considerable
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-31
.LToWN, IOWA, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1920

number from the census bureau. The
navy department also has suffered,
Efforts are likely to be made on
the floor of the house to restore
items cut out from departmental es-
Inmates.
The only bureau which has obtain
ed an increase in the number of en-
ployes is the bureau OF internal rev.
enue. About 700 additional employees,
most of them in connection with the
auditing force. have been provided
as result of the plea. of the COM
missioner of internal revenue that
$1,000. 900, 600 in back taxes can be
collected IL the work can be brought
mp to date.
Requests for increases in salaries
were made by heads of practically all
bureaus in the government service
With the exception OF three or four
isolated cases all have been denied
a few decreases have been made,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-31
Judge Wade Accuses
.Des MONIES People
of Being "Reds"
by Associated Press.

by Associated Press.
Des Moines. Dec. 3l,--A practical
state OF anarchy exists In the city of
Dns Moines as to large percentage
of the people. Judge Martin j. Wade,
of the United States district court,
said today In memorandum filed
with an order on the application oi
the city for q change of judge In the
application of the Dea Moines Gas
Company for higher rates.
The court said no was, glad the ap-
plication had been filed for 1t pos
Silly would open the way to an in
vestigation of conditions which were
termed .'most grave and most dan
gerous.'
The memorandum referred to I'll
attitude of many toward the courts.
Judge Wade made the comment
whom appointing Charles NJ. butcher.
OF Iowa City president of the Iowa
State Bar Association. Emmett Tin
ley. of Council Bluffs, former presi-
dent of the bar association, and Jes-
sc A. Miller. OF .Des Moines. vice
president OF the association, as
friends OF the court to consider
further proceedings in the application
OF the city of Des Moines for another
Judge In the gas rate case. The city
alleged Judge Wade is personally
prejudiced and biased In the cnse.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-31
Sullivan TeIIs of Visit

Chicago, Dec. 31.-A. j. Sullivan of
Chicago surrendered himself for
Questioning yesterday In the mystery
OF the death Of Mrs. Edna B. Wilson.
young society woman OF Mason City.
Iowa. who was found dead in her
bath tub two days ago at the home
of her sister in Mason City.
Examination revealed she had
taken an overdose of medicine pur-
chased In Chicago and Sullivan was
sought.
He admitted entertaining the girl
and posing as her brother here last
week, but denied he had purchased
the preparation which caused her
death.
II have known her for two years .
he said. AT my invitation she came
to Chicago last Thursday from Ma
son City and stayed in my rooms ut
1414 West Adams street.
She gave me her diamond ring
just before she left and asked me to
raise some money on it. She seemed
In the best OF spirits and had no
hand in her DEATH
IS His statement satisfied detectives
and he was released.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-31
OBJECTS TO LONE HAND.
France Does Not Desire 70 Adminis'
ter German Policy.

France Does Not Desire 70 Adminis-
ter German Policy.
BY Associated Press.
Paris, Dec. s1.-The attitude Of the
British government regarding the in
timation OF DR.. Walter Sirnons, the
German foreign minister. that Ger
many will be unable to come to an
agreement on reparations II further
pressed to disbnnd her police orgAni-
zations, Is not known here officially.
Inquiries In official circles today
elected the information that IN early
meeting of the allied premiers alone
will clear up the attitude OF the al
lies.
Reports from London that the
British cabinet has decided to give
France hee hand In dealing with
Germany on dirarmamsnt are not
confirmed officially. but Il p Sonn-
mented that France does n0s want
q free hand.
The Ruhr valley II becoming less
attractive to the French since
Frances coal production Is nlakins
rapid strides toward tha pre-,
yield. and 1t is not at all sure that
the ,Ruhr val/y will be selected in
case it is found necessary to put into
effect the penalties OF the, spa ASree-
nent The arlies have the right 20
choose any other territory. IN any
case, according TO the present French
attitude. it will be collective opera
tion.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-31
cARuso UNDER KNIFE.
Surgeons Perform Second opsrati
On Famous Tenor.

Surgeons Perform Second Operation
On Famous Tenor.
New York. Dec. S1.-Enrtco Caruso
was operated on last night--the sec
ond time In twsnty,four hours. The
tenor underwent the ordeal success
fully. Physicians stated later his
condition was satisfactory.
.Empyema" was the affection
which necsssitated the operstio
This 10 the formation OF matter IN
tho pleara OF the lungs. II IL q de-
velopment of pleurisy. from which
Caruso has been suffering for the
last week.
The operation was similar to that
performed earlier for suppurative
pleurisy. The fluid and pus that had
formed between tho lungs and the
walls OF the thorax were drained of.
thru 4 tube, by suction,
So serious was the teners oondi-
ton considered that Dir John =.
Erduann, distinguished lung special
list. was called in to perform the op-
essstton. altar conference OF the five
physicians In attendance on Car7iso
in the Vanderbilt Hotel.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-31

BY Associated Press.
hopes In International politics for
1891 chiefly on the settlement OF the
Adriatic question. The government
by it's energetic action against the
D'Annunzio government at Fiume,
showed its earnest intention to carry
out the treaty of Rapallo and thus
remove any cause for suspicion
against Italy. The national hopes.
now that the treaty has cemented
Italo- Jugo Slay friendships L. that
Italy Will accept the invitation ex-
tended by the premiers OF Jugo-
Slayia and Roumania to become a
kind OF protectoress Of the little en-
tente."
In all branches Of industry q
gradual speeding up In evident and
II IL believed production viii be aug
mented and will result In increasing
exports and decreasing imports. This
would 60 long way toward correct
ing the exchange situation. one OF
the chief causes OF the high cost Of
living and the present unrest In the
world Of labor.
The labor situation appears 70 b
very hopeful. AZ reports from al
provinces show a great majority OF
the working men are apparently
anxious to settle down to steady EN-
ploymsnt.
The faint possibility ot z revolution
has bo00 dtaDslled. 80 certain arl
Italians OF tAA healthy state Of their
country thst they are making SGarta
to attract tourists.
Ple& In Milan.
The discoysry OF Q plot in Milan
in which the facisA (extysme M
ttonalist Dertx3 md anarchists ar,
alleged to have bssn prapAring Z I
Joint attack on the Itsltan armJ
operating against E7nme. ID reported
by newspaDsrs here today. Seven
teen persons had been arrested n
connection with the plot, the news.
papers say.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-31
Chicago May Hs Partly Wet.
~ Associated PRESS.

t@essO>SSAs-s
Chicago. Dec. 31.--Altho the staff
of Frank d. Richardson. supervising
Prohibition agent, Is too limited to
Neep watch on all places where cele-
bratsrs will gather tonight to well
come the New Year. every effort will
be made, he said, to keep the lid
clnsnped down tight.
FIFTY agents. including both men
and women. have been mustered inlo
service BY Mr.. Richardson. Some
will naingle with the celebraters. and
IL their efforts to get drinks Of more
than one-half of per cent are suc-
uessful the place Will be visited by a
flying squadron OF prohibition en-
forcemerit raiders,
Chief Of Police Fttxmorris. In re-
fustng aid TO Rfrhardson, said:
beltsvs - gun In mans pocket
is more OF = menace to society than
q flask If any one wants TO celebrate
the passing OF the old year and the
Beginning Of the new with head
ache and q dark brown taste cant
stop kim. :
That Chicago intends to observe
the i1nmemorial custom OF the occa-
sion Is INDICTED by the fact that ca
pacity reservations have been made
in all the larger hotels, restaurants,
cafes, theaters and dance halls.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-31
HONOR HERO eUNMAN.
Man Whom War Redeemed Given
Fitting 6cr'ai.

New York. Dec. st.--Thousands OF
men and women from all walks OF
life paid homage ito Monk East
man. murdered gangstcr-soldier, at
his funeral In Brooklyn yesterday.
Remindful that his record AS
,eader In the east sides gang con-
flscts had been cleansed by his heroic
behavior in the world war the 81
lent throngs gathered about an nn-
dertaker'- little chapel where MS
body lay and listened to recitals OF
the best OF his life.
Eastfnan's citizenship. forfeited by
his conviction OF crime years ago.
was restored by Governor Smith
upon his return from France. 81
The funeral rites were simple. Hts
soldier OF the .ith diviS
sion were there to honor him a.. one
..reeenerated'' in the war; They es-
corted the body to the cemetery to
the sound OF muffled drums. where
last honors were paid by a firinE
squad at the grave and buglArs
notes of "taps."
The Monk" whose real name was
William Delaney. was buried in the
uniform or soldier OF Company q.
si06th infantry, with a victory medal
over his heart and two wound stripes
on his right sleeve. An American
flag was -draped over the casaet.
--~TWo of Eastmans 'buddies' ar
ranged his funeral HIS platoon lieu-
tenant attended 1t, with several
squads OF former comrades. Friends
and foes in the old gang fauds which
shocked New York ten and twenty
years ago were there. with police
detectives watching for possible
TIE dead mans war record MAS
co mended. the chronicle, OF one OF
socir.y's outcasts "comebAok un-
dor driving intensity OF war ferrcr
and earnest patriotism. On silver
plate attached to his coffin. tuecribed
there by soldier friends. sswax this:
Our lost pal. Gone, but not for
gotten"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-31

that had awaited their coming, a
weary crew OF merchanics, "carpen-
ters' mates and others were ending
nights labor oA the N C-5. the
fourteenth of the fleet to start at
North Island naval air station here,
A. leaking hull forced the N C-5
to return for repairs. Every man at
the station competent to work on the
hull was pressed into immediate
serfice.
Today thes main fleets objective
is MlasdaIena bay. about $50 miles
from here, making the days flight
about 250 miles.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-31
AMERICA LIFTS
TENNIS I TROPHY

Ii'd''n and Johnston Defeat Team
Representing Australia in Bril-
liant Matoh - Americans Win
HandiIy After Getting OF TO Bad
st;'rt-Fourth Win For America.
BY Associated Press.
Auckland. N. r., Dec. s1.Aus-
tral'tsEia lost her tennis laurels here
this afternoon before the strength
and craft Of American challeneers
The Davis cup, the trophy emblam.
attic OF the worlds team tennis cham
pionslaip. changed hands when the
last ball in the tenth game Of the
fourth set was driven out OF the
court, and for the next year at least
the cup will repose under the stars
and Stripes.
This is the fourth time America
has won the cup. Australasia has
won It six times, while the British
Isles have been triumphant on five
occasions.
Rallyins after losing the f1rst set
OF tcaiay's doubles match, william T.
Tilden, H., OF Philadelphia and VII
liam NJ. Johnston. OF San Francisco,
revealed the Same tennis wizardv
that carried them glorio,lsly thru the
single, matches yesterday.
Their opponents, Norman r.
Broolses and Gerald F. Patterson. the
Aus':ralasian masters Of the game.
fought desperately to ptem the tide
Of defeat, but were outplayed clearly
by the Yankees.
The match was a brilliant contest
AN epoch in the history of the
game, played under the sky bright
with the southern summer. The score
Of tho match shows how the Ameri-
cans won the victory. The cbaI-
iengsrs lost the first set 4 to 6 but
never again permitted Brookes and
Patterson to taste victory, winning
the three remaining sets, Ga: an.
6-4.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-31
Asousn SUNDAY FUNERALS

Ministers and Csmstsry Association
Would Stop Buriais on Sabbath.
BY Associated Press
Pittsburgh. Pa. Dec. a1-No more
Sunday funerals will be held In Nc
Ksssport II . movement launched by
the McKecsport ministerial associa-
tion - approved BY residents Of that
town. The ministers claim Sunday
funerals compel q great number OF
persons to work who otherwise would
not be required to do 10.
The Riohland cemetery near Mo-
Keesport has seconded the ministers
cAampeasn ~ Diacins ban on Sum
day buTtald.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-31
Lady Clerk First
to Issue Wedding
License to Self
BY Associated Press.

Bslrtlesville, Okla. Dec. S1.-To
Miss Victoria Fournier. deputy clerk
of Washington county. goes the dis
tinction OF being the first woman In
the county to issue her own marriage
license.
Tie license was issued late yester-
day to Warren Milligan, newspaper
reporter here. After Miss Fourniei
had written the application she
calmly commanded her prospective
husband to raise, his right hand and
soleinnly swear to the statement he
had made.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-31
THIRTEEN PLANES STILL GOING

sAirrnen Hop Off on Second Leg of
Journey to Panama.
BY Associated Press.
San Diego, Calf, Dec. S1-Thirteen
planes OF the navy's aerial San Diego
Panama expedition were ready today
at San Bartolone bay, 400 miles
south Of here, for the second "hop''
Of their Journey southwark. How
ever, officers expressed no dismay
at the 'hoodoo" number. On the 9TH
Or hand general satisfaction was ex-
pressed at the result Of yesterdays
400 mile flight.
While the personnel of the air ex-
pedition was busy in the early morn
ing hours reptenishtng stores OF OIL
and gasolene from the fuel vessel
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-31
He con.ei.ne. .Ea..l.

"Jedge," he naumbled. "mah con-
science does trouble mo. Is yo' got
a charge against me?"
why. no. uncle; I haven't any
charge"
.Jedge, nah conscience suttinly
am disturbin'. Yo' amt missed a
couple Of yo' chickens, has yo'?'
"No, uncle, haven't; but, even
If there were couple gone. I
wouldn't know 1t. never count
them" -
Don nebber count EN-? Mah-h h
goodness. Nah conscience am ap-
peased. aood-day, sub, good day"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-31
JAIL TERN FOR
ARMY GENERAL
Maj. Gen. Peter G. Harris, Adjutant
General Of ths Army, Gets Ten Day
Jail Sentence for Contempt-offi-
ciai Position Saves Dignity Of Gen.
oral.
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
Washington, Dec. S1.--Ma1. Gen.
Peter G. Harris, adjntant general Of
the army, was sentenced today to ten
days in Jail by Justice Siddons. Of
the District Of Columbia supreme
court, for contempt.
General Harris was adJudged in
contempt because Of his refusal to
obey an order Of Justice siddons to
exhibit an affidavit filed in the war
department. under the sslective SER
vice act. The general noted an aD-
peal and was saved from going to Jail
by a provision Of law allowing gov
ernment officials, when sued official
ly. to prosecute appeals without the
formality OF a bond.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-31
BY Associated Pr~..

By Associated PrssA
Marien. O. Dec. s1..-Altho Pr,si-
don't Hlsot Harding is sxpsctsd to
announce the names of his ssorstary
OF state and secretary of the treas.
ury IN the nsar future his close ad-
visers here believe It Will b several
weeks before final decision 10 made
on tho full membership Of the cabi-
net
In the task Of picking IN official
fAmily Mr.. Harding IL procssdins
painstakinxly, and he has sncoun-
tered many difficulties ia fittins the
right man into the right Job.
Having = mind the likalihooA OF
future changes. the prssidsnt- elect 10
understood 70 be rsservine one or
two Of the less important portfolios
Tor men be Wishes to have near him
but who may be In danger Of bslnw
crowded out at the last moment.
Hsrt Msy Land Place.
MI. AArdtnIs conksxsnceo yuster-
day with Hsnry n Daueherty anA
VIII Hays. two Of the most proni.
nent leaders Of his party, 6rought IA.
to prominsnoe the nAms os A. z.
Hert OF Ksntucley, who hersto1oeo
has been little mentioned In cabinet
gossip
Today Mr. HasAins temporarily
turned Ais Attention - lsgislatiys
problems. innaudinS ne leuisasttvs
program Of the Drsssht ssasion of
consrsss. His callers included Rsprs-