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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-24
OBREGOA AVERTS
DISRUPTION OF THE
MEXICAN CONGRESS
Meets Difficult Situation
in Freeing Country
Of Radicals.

MEXICO CITY. May 2i--Prcsident
Obrcgou apparently has mot a am
cult situation which last week threat
cucd To- disrupt the Mexican congress.
Gu r,plylng 10 memorial sent to
HIM hy members OF the iiberal-con
sttutionalist party his friends declare
he has cnuuciatod ~ policy which Is
satisfactory to that organization. but
vhich does not incur the onmity OF
tho socialists and the less extreme
radi.ul elements
200 suhstauc. his policy b. that all
guilty persons shall De- punished but
that m matters strictly within the pro-
vince Of hts administration the prcsi-
don't must not bc subject 90 intcrfer-
emo, from poltioal parties.
Fourteen for,igu'rs have been de-
ported within tnc npst week and 81 l'
declared ly supporters OF President
Ohrcgon that thIs is indicative OF hi'
dosirc to eliminate the ultra -radicac
Yud 90 allow DoIsheuh no privileged
b,yuud th,ir nr, legal rights.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-24
RAILWAY WAGE
GUT TO Be 10
T015PER CENT
Labor Board Agrees on
Amount of the
Reductions.

CHICAGO. May sf.--Thc rates Of
pay and cIassificatlons established by
the railroad labor boards wags
award Of July. 1870. ~iu be used a.
the basis Of reductions when the
board hands down ita new wage de-.
cisiUu June 4. n was learned toaay.
Afler q weeks deliberations the
board mas arrived AZ tentative per-
eea which win cut the present
rates from 10 10 rs per cent. accord-
lrg % the class OF employees affected.
No estimate o. the number o. en-.
ploycs anected or Of the total slice in
thu railroads. payroll has yet been
mace By the board. but figures dis
cuascd IN railroad circles place the
cut at between t55o,o0o.ooo and
tfoo. .oo9. 600.
, Employees Of nearly 100 roads win
be included In the boards decision of
june 1 aud u was said that the per-
centnge OF reduction for each class
Of aoor would be uniform for all
roads
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-24
France Will Pay
Tribute to u. S. Dead
On Memorial Day

PARIS. NAV 90 An the nations
with which the United States was as
so,iut,d during the world war VIII
pay tribute fo the American soldier
dead neat week. Ceremonies cover
lug two d1,s will ial,o place iu Paris
beginning SUNDAY morning aud ond-
ing Monday memorial dnN with the
decoration OF graves in the Surosnos
cemetery.
Memorial dny VIII bo Observed boz
~ crutcrs throughout France whore
approximately $1,000 graves viii hc
decorated Tho Wrench government
viii send u representative Citizen to
takc charge of the cN'stises at places
whore Americans arg unable to ho
prose u'
Iu Paris thr ceremonies vilI begin
with special rrrtl.rl u 900 fhr Amer
lean cnurDhrr ThcFU viu hr followed
b> "a pauad, uf American and frrurt
soldiers
IN, parade win End ~ tho Are a.
Triomph,. where HUGH g. Wallace
the American lul'usaidur. VIII drlivri
an orutiou and place u wreath ru th'
tomb uf 90, unknown French solii.I
there
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-24
Senator Johnson Proposes Investigation Into
Disturbances In Mingo Mining Distri6t
Bloodshed Called Men
ace to Democratic
Government.

wASHiNGTON May % -invcsti-
ratiou Of disturbances iu Mingo
county West Virginia. is proposed in
% resolution Introduced today by
by senator IHhusoa, republican Of
california
Tho resolution said conditions boz
tho district aIaHr the TuE river. the
kentucky -W,. Nrginia border daily
wen, r.4aura n uloodshcd aud ,io-
i,u.. and a.|. " menace to demo-
cratic government
senator JDHnsuu asked that the in-
,c.urltor lr Hulucted by the COM
mittc. uH education and labor Of
which s., ..ur Erniou republican. oi
Iowa. who u..d.I the invcatgation
intu thr Cabin creek West virginia
mine strike trouble, several Year,
$500. is chairman
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-24
INJUSTICE DONE
MOONEY, DISTRICT
ATTORNEY BELIEVES
Governor to Be Given
Evidence to Force
Pardon.

gAS TPANCIsCO. May q. The
district attorney believes that an in
Justice was done In the conviction OF
Thomas j. Mooney Tor IgiG pre-
purudncsS day bomb murder and will
present To- tho governor evidence sub
rnrtiatiug this belief that VIII COM
pet him Co act Milton u'Hcn. assist
ant district attorney. said today In
opposing motion 60 release Mooney
under "a common law pleading.
when Governor stephens COM
iuutcd Moneys sentence from hang
ing 90 liic imprisonmtnt II demon
stratcd that there wa doubt iu his
mind as 90 the defendants guilt
l'lyn said.
During the argument U'Ho', an
nounccd that there was no remedy
"ut law" for Mooney. At this point
arose aud cried. why don't you
find a remedy
Tho district attorney was compelled
tu oppose the present action un Dee
hall OF Mooney ON the ground that
10 the common law writ was granted
u could Doe invoked successfully %,
cNcry criminal t'Itcu said The 4c'
ton IN AN effort TO obtain Mooney.
release on "a writ designed Go obtain
relief from fraudulent Judgments nm
der the basic law. Muou'y's couus'
contrudod that his conviction wa
brought about by perjury and an ro
lief under the statutory law has beef
dDulcd him
Arlumcut or the writ started y,s
tcrday with Mooney present llr wa
returned to the state prison lhr
night The court took tho motion iu
tho writ under adv l.rutut
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-24
BIC NAVY MEN
!. D|STORT SPEECH
OF PRESIDENT
Senator Lenroot
Increases Voted by Sem
ate Despite Attack
of Member.

WASHINGTON, May 24.-The
senate voted today 10 accept the
committee amendment providing
for a naval personnel of 10000.
instead Of 100000 fixed by the
house.
The vote was - TO %. The pro-
vision increased by Sl5,0O0,O0O
The appropriation of S72,O0O,0OO
authorized by the house for d per-
sonnel Of 100000 men.
Without a record vote the sen
ate then accepted the committee
amendment increasing the appro-
priatioa for pay Of naval reserves
from $1,000, 900 20 $l2,SIO,222.
Advocates Of economy later at.
tackled an increase Of from Sl7,-
100000 TO $25. .OOO,00O for fuel but
were defeated, the senate adopt.
ing without record vote, the in.
crease a. recommended By the
committee.
Continuing his fight against CONF
miitco increases 90 the naval appro-
priation bill, senator Ienroot. rcpub-
lican. Wisconsin. declared today IN
the scnat, that President Harding's 5
address yesterday In Hoboken before
the bodies oi American soldiers re-
turned from overseas had h"en dis
a N.aa N.aaa u.
The senator cited press accounts
of the speech In hts contention that
the dropping out Of certain words
had changed the meaning % the
language the president had used. Ae
an instance he said, the president had
been made 30 siy tina; mo wished n
nation 80 powerful that mono viii
dare provoke its wrath when the
toNt OF the speech showed that Mr..
Harding lad said that be wished a
nation $50 powerful IN righteousness
that none VIII darc 10 Invoke her
wrath"
senator Harris democrat. OF Goor-
Fia, said 20 per cent OF the people
opposed the senate committee IN
crease
Referring TO his recent visit to
Japan, the senator predicted thai
there would not be- war with that
! country. lic Faid the vast maiorit,
! Of Japanese were friendly 10 America
Senator nderwuod, democrat, Ala
hnma. said ho was delighted thai
I leadership OF the republican party
had decided not Co resist further TN
/ Burah amendment for disarmament
/ conferences This. he said, was th'
! only nope FOR peace held out 10 ~
/ by the republican party. He added
! however. that Il would be Idle q
adopt the Borah amendment unles
II was proposed 90 back u up viii
the ml force OF the government
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-24
Inquiry Is Begun
Into Death Of Former
Overseas Aviator

BDsTDN Mas &C. District Attur-
ury 4 g. polct,r today begun an
invest Igatiou into tnp death Of Patton
NctsIlAafN. former overseas tNrr.
Police officials reiterated that they
had Inuud uuthlnu 90 Indicate that
he was murdered but relatives and
friends have Insisted that MrGllNarN
ha1 no reason tn kill himself
Muucssrs summoned hV IhH district
attorney Included Mrs EVELYN Cuf-
ford. a friend eft M,GikurN lu her
mail box ON May 90. the dos hr was
mpsanEt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-24
Receiver Curtails
Des Moines Street
Car Service a Third

DIES MONIES. Iowa. May H.
Street ear service IN Des Moines con-
tlnued 10 be greatly curtaiied today
OF the regular cars but ~ are OPERA
ing curtaiiment of service was start
ed Inst evening. following n dccinion
OF Federal Jddgo Wade that certain
bond sinking funds could not b. dl-
verted to pay Oft creditors who thcat-
cned 10 remove certain vital cqutp-
mont from the compauys plant.
Iteccivcr y. G. Chambers Of the Des
Mnlncs city railway company eApiAin-
ed that the curtaliinent or rerfie, NAs
made necessary by the action of the
General Electric company IN going
upon their property 60 dismantle Sow
erat suh-stutinns
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-24

DENVER. Mar 2A--Wilful neeiect
lk the matter OF service and failure
to keep the track In safe coudition
u charged against the Rio orande
southefn Raiifoad mbsldlary qf the
Denver and Rio Grande railroad, op-
Grating $50 miles IN six counties IN
southwestern Colorado, In a com-
piaint filed by District attorney
ceorre w. Lane. OF Durango. Tith
the state utilities commission to-day.
Officials OF the company stated TO-
day that tho property was not earn
ing operating expenses and interest
charges and that every effort was be-
ing made 20 put the tracks In service
able condition.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-24
Rev. Nudge Chosen
Stated Clerk of the
Presbyterian Church

WfNoNA LAKE. Ind. MAY a.
Rev. Louis Seymour Nudge OF Harris
burg. Pa, was elected stated clerk
of the Presbyterian church In tho
United States OF America at the ia3rd
general assembly here today. lie will
take office April 1. 1874.
There were three other candidates
but Mr. Nudge received 7s7 out of the
ss2 votes cast.
Des Moiness Iowa. was chosen for
the next meeting place Of tho general
assembly. Atlantic City. n. j.. was
the only other city seeking the con-
ference and tho vote In favor OF Des
MoInes was practically unanimous.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-24
Saloon Porter Reforms, Becomes Millionaire
And Then Goes out to Aid Euungelist
Remarkable Rise 10 Wealth Is
Made Within Period Of
Five Years.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. May 2t.-If
YOU had gone broke" aud worked ~
a porter In saloon and ON the mop
Eang' Of a janitor'r force aud then
IN ? few wears had made million
dolicrs. how would YOU enjoy ~
y. Howard cadlc of Indianapolis.
N the man who was tho saloon por-
ter and the mop handler
Something like five years ago Ca
die aud mis- wife aud children were
living IN poverty in orleans. Imd lie
was the object ~ the rough humor ~
the men who patr0nized the saloon
where he worked.
To-day Cadlo has six figure in
come and a fine home and the SER
wants; and alrcady is planning how TO
spend the coming inwtcr.
tlc has decided 90 20 on the road
with Gypsy smith. the evangelist. and
Mrs Cadie Will accompany him.
Wife Going With Him.
Tho Gypsy Smith meetinEs will be-
gin at Omaha and Mr. and Mrs Cadlc
will continue with the evangelist
throughout the winter.
- viii make all the necessary ar
rangcmonts Tor the meetings and will
talk 20 overflow meetings telling
them the story % my life" says
Cadic. lie already has been fore
most In promoting Gypsy smith
meetings at Louisville and Indian
apolis
After tho Louisville meeting Cadlc
bought ground and built permanent
tabernacle in that city. on the wall
In n tablet bearing the following In
scription.
Erected by y. Howard Cadle IN
honor ~ his mother. Whose prayers
saved him from q drunksrd's aud
gamblers grave"
Crdlr was born 81 years ago al
Salem. Ind. ~ made money Iapidly
az intervals, and lost u just AZ ra pidly.
His mania for gambling was 80
strong. hc says. that h. would bet ON
any chance For instance. with two
rnindrops running down board. be-
would be; which would reach the
bottom first
his work as saloon porter when %
doctor told him hc had only four
months 20 live. Cadle says this was
his first real awakening.
he went hgck io his mothers home
ana there hc told hor he had de-
cidrd 10 live a Christian life.
After ups aud downs. be- sought
employment - an autufohilc sales
man. 10 this ion h. achieved thu
record Of selling "a car day for a
year.
Finally. after he had paid on his
debts. he had s3OO and with this he
started IN the shoe repair business.
Get out or Buy Out"
Aftcr little while he organized a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-24
Funds for Airplane
Mail Service Are
Almost Exhausted

WAsHtNGToN. May ga Funds
for ui~plapr mail -oNirv from Nrw
YORK 10 San Fruncisco are almost 'N-
hiuHtrd. Postmaster General Hays toe
daN advised congress and service
must bp suspended MHN 90. mckiug
o deficiency appropriation ut &leo,-
GOO
Under treasury rullng nppruprin
tlons for railway mail service cannot
be- used for the air service. MI huNt
said aud current appropriations ut
kI.g5U.OOu fur ttuurcuntincntul gu
route viii not Inst beyond thif
month
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-24
BIRMINGHAM BALLOON
WINS THE RACE
Lands in Virginia, Ex-
ceeding Other Entries
by 400 Miles.

RlgMfNGHAM Ala. MAY g. The
landlaE OF eight uf The nine balloon
in the national race which started
her" Saturday within "a circle ~ yer,
small radius IN North Central 1cn-
nessee. will u"Cefsit1te official cal
culutions before the holders of second
and third places iu tho contest are
known.
Ralph lI tipson piioting the ninth
ontr" tho birmingham s,mi-ccntcu-
ninl" won first place. ilc landed in
Virginia, exceeding hy puout 900 miles
the distance at amy other entry. -
was said mofulrally.
Iuoffirial calculations Indicated
H. r. Honeywell ryiug the St inuis
chnmhpr ut commerce, held SECOND
place and Lieut. col lnhm. pilot OF
the army entry. third huuors.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-24
7 Jurors Chosen
In Trial of S Men
On Murder Charge

ET. pAsO Texas. May ei-W,'en
court rcCcss"d at noon today seven
jurors had hocu selected tor tho trial
Of e. D. shonrman and his sons John.
Allen and Sell. and Tomas Mendoza
u ranch hand. charged With murder M
conn, elton with the fatal shooting OF
Prohibition Ofuccr g. a Wood on
tho Shcarman ranch five mile east OF
El Paso on March "a, last.
soycutY-fOur men have been nAtm-
iucd Tblrty-five were excused be-
caus. the, said they ala not believe I'm
punishment
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-24
Alexandria Quiet;
Casualties Total
48 Dead, 191 Hurt

ALEXANDRIA. Egypt. May a.
Quiet prevailed here last night after
the serious rloting Of sunday night
and Monday morning. the curfew or
der bcing well observed.
The casualties So the rioting were
officially reported today as ~ Euro
pcsns and as natives killed ana lSl
persons wounded.
merchants shops were rcopened to-
day. hut tho street cars arc not y@i
running.
II ~ considered BY officials here
that tho native movement was more
anti-Grcck than one asninst buro-
pcans generally.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-24

company. then found himself boz dis
agreement with others IN the COM
pany, aud D. was necessary fur him
90 get out or buy the others out
iiut he had nothing like the amount
of money required for tho purchase.
lie happened to THINK of james T..
Gnpdrith. whom hc had seen when
The latter was governor uf Indiana
aud Cadle wrs on the inuit0r'F force
at the statchoul'.
Hc went To- Goodrich and told him
Of his prcdicamcnt. Goodrich wrotr
Qua "A check to tadls for Sab.b0o
Cadlv then became president OF the
company and Goodrich Vicc prvsi-
dent
To-day the concern has lG cstsh-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-24

ushmcuts in the following citics.
ChiCaro. cincinnati. Louisville
=, Evansville. Ind. Trrro Ilautc. Ind.
Columbus. %. VI. Wayne. Ind. In
diana polls and DAYTON
n is not nm easy taak Tor Cadlc 10
toll his iifc story There are tears
in his eyes when he frankly snyH that
In tho old days hc was not worthy
him.
but tho old days err gone and Mr..
nnd Mrs. Cadlc are now happy In
giving their time and their money TO
the cause of evangelism.
Cadlc's slogan hcfiie his business.
"Ira never too inte 20 monG,"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-24
Poughkeepsie Invites
Harding to Regatta

POUGHKEEPsiE. \. Y. May 20 --
Tho city OF Poughkecpsie today.
through Mayor Ralph =. butts off
ciallv invited President " q. Hard
Ing TO bc its guest at the iutorcollcs
late rgguttH hero uu juno 2e.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-24
Trial Date for Girl
Charged With Murder
OF Baby Still Unset

Los ANGELES. May %. The dis
trict attorney said today that no date
has been set for the trial OF Miss Erio
Mullicanc, who was arrested April 10.
charged with tho murder of her baby
Tho body was found In a trunk in q
storage house and the police said she
confessed that she had strangicd the
child. Miss Muilicanc came here
from Springfield, Missouri
Her attorney said that his client
had repudiatcd the alleged confession
and would claim when shc was tried
that the child wan born dead.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-24
Man Kidnapped and
Severely Whipped by
Band of Masked Men

DALLAS. Texas. May 2i.-The
whereabouts Of John Moore. 30, who
was kidnapped from his home hast
night and severely whipped by masked
men. was not known early today
when released, Moore. who II white
and had Just been released from Jail
after an arrest on charge OF as
nuiting young Eirl. promised to
start walking 20 Grenada. Miss, his
home.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-24
uNIos PACIFIC AND

OMAHA, May 24.-cdlclals of the
i'rlon Pacific railroad system and
representatives OF maintenance %
way and structure forces employed
IN tho company's lines. failed 10
reach any agreement AZ n confcrcncn
today on a proposal by the compan5
to reduce wages effective July 4. The
matter win be referred 10 the United
states railroad labor board for con-
sldcrati0n.
According 70 II. o. Randeii, Den.
ver. n vice chairman of the United
I8rothc, hood OF Maintenance Of Way
and shop Iaborers tho companys
proposal was 20 eliminate vase IN
rroases granted BY the labor board
in decision No. 2. which became 81.
fertlvo May 4. 1870.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-24

Peoples state Bank AZ Anael;no Neo..
was closed today by the state depart
mont of trade and commerce. score
tary ! " Hart announced. Tho board
of dlrectors asked that the state take
over the affairs 81 the institution. The
last report % the hAnk % the state
iapa Inrut showed deposits ~ tith,-
900 ana loans and digcounts $1,000.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-24

Iil m lNtiIbN, Colo. May ~
Ralph ~. Fortune. -. a wealthy land
owner ut the stratton district in hil
Carsuu county. was found shot dead
in hls automobile ON an out OF the
way by-road near his ranch Monday
\ coroners Jury returned verdict
Of murder
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-24

.0sO 0O2 Oo0-5 2
'hicnro ......113 900 los ~ l
Batteries Acustl. SChacht and
llciuich. Mulrcnnan and Naryan.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-24

Score, R.H. ".
81 Louis .....t0i 0of 000-a 4
Boston ...,...i0O 0i0 Ohs-7 2
Batteries. Pcrtica Sherdell and
ClomOns. Watson. Scott and O'Ncill,
Oibgon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-24

erOKANr. WASH. May 9f--W.
krultmelcr. alleged Industrial Worker
of the world, cunvitcd here OF crim-
inal ayndichliafn. WAS sentenced to
from rix months 20 five years. krcit-
Inier. WHO ~ % years of age. was
charged With relllnR l. W W. propa-
gAnda on the streets.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-07-12
EEEFsTEAK CHARLES
Eating Place Where All Kinds of Folks
Hang Out.

Bccfstcak Charities is homespun
ruinaTy institution running off thc
nip OF III undwu: in the Firtics. writes
=. O. Mcintyre. New York newspaper
nan. There are no mahogany tables,
DluSh carpets or god-tintcd china.
md only the mcrcst slit Of walking
space l,clwco1 IL" tables. irt ChArli"
<nuws low In hr"il slcak, and so The
ullic wcars a path ln his door.
TIL" walls are lined with enlarged
:huto.lTl pins al race track spills. ro''
'har!ic's friendly little place is lhc
"tnd"Hvnu$ Of track followers. The
wat"rs always have Il live one for
he next day IL belmont ur whatever
he dogs are running"
Charlie himself is always moving
rhum1 among his customers. He wears
',r witt" uniform Of his walters Int.
unlike them. is privileged 10 sit at the
tahrS Of hi: guests. Tic has seen
,nuch If the .camy side nf I:rurdway's
lie. and Inc has til" worldly Look that
:ncs with il.
The wLmcn vino follow the races
lrc u class distinct. There is sumo
hing amazingly inevitable about
'hrnl. They Hr" not young or MOI
,d. arh Will! ti"m ih" r""E" ANA
ipslirk arc if:;lirr,cnis; moi /" i" toy
.d with lightly. They il;,vr m;.*i"T"H
he trick uf renewing lurking caves
lndrl. the eyes with r"wG"r. Lii" ~
not Il Ii:: WAGER. bIt :; :ri'i"S "f SnlIiI
',c;:-nnd ri,: rulnnilnwS talk" care q!
themselves.
The l,ltn wear soft collars and smell
# harl,rrs' lotions. Many liav" facial
u,aI.i and inrlll;r rnrkin; "i liii"
,hntIrI sr'h:; ih.t tel ri hard living.
-; inry have - certain veneer al pot
Il, :,nd wuili!iu".'# and - cluster ~
iIil" .NiuG:lr:; :;EIuili ;.r ry"T 'lE't I,AI-
i2r. tl.ril 't,rn:.l sc.,rch for ii.'' hi"
uinn"r.'
they tail: of in.'"n%"'IurniialH in -
,rniri.in" Wa%. I,ul ::''k Of il ~! l. ;'n
D.. r:.:"rvr. : l..rI' shat '''rr!r slip -!
a., im.l:,," will r'.."@I II iIi%r!"m chap
..r. rru and IluSh day" Hi" i:i"i''
niGrI.n>i=. "WI:I y,.'i' wa* il .l"!:i". I
,!:,ir ilr. liz hilIin' - I.i;"nl': asks
.n odd @.,ir : iu::u ~ vivid :irii.'.:i. ana
.yrici!!x w:iil ih,rHhS al rrl. Jose.
wiilr " E'rln"H; W!.i'' r":rImr" AMI '!"-
,iii,n ,lrr.~.; linE* hard. 'Ih"n:
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-07-12
It Was a Wonderful Afternoon.

sit down here" she interrupted, NOV
ing over 10 Il fallen tree nearly.
'F'irSt, I'm Miss Marjorie Randall"
"What! Lawyer Randall's daughter,
from Condon:'
"Ies. DO you know dad:'
II should say l did. We've played
many Il game Of billiards together at
the club.'
"But lets Get Gown to business.
This is awfully Important" the girl
went on. ".ru begin with, poor mote
cr'S had drcadfllly severe break
down, and the doctors said shr'h have
to go 10 the country, where thcrcd he
no. noises. Sounds almost kill her, 50
dad bought this place, and mother and
] have to live here Il whole year with
no Uiie but the servants. It's pretty
dull for me, but dad comes OUT week
ends, and he's frying 10 help iiy things
up 81 it'll be more interesting. This
lakes one uf the things hes fixed. and
now I'm crazy To have Il real E'tle
canoe, So / can "a nur on II, hut
asked for il before mother, anti she
went into Mysteries: said I'll get
drowned ana made dad pr"lTsr not to
get me one. I.lt just know that if
some one else made it for ~ and
showed me lInw tn paddle it III he prr-
fectly safe.
The girl pauSrd;$ out Of breath. and
waited, her face pink with excitement
AMI her blue eyes dancing.
81 sec said III" lrl;rr in Il hHSiI. "Nnt
q word now L. worry ynir inui!irr but
I'll guarantee you'll lr' sal" and I'm
sure your I;ltii'!'d l." ;lt's!i"tl if he
knew WAS I"uhiu- after itr uHtlrr.'
"llnw Wnndrr!lil.." =" said Marjorie
eagerly. "WiI y"u really do it?"
"umder one condition."
"Nalnc it
"rIat yDu pr'ni>" not to go ont in
Il a:on, ;!ri!l "i;" y",! p"rIniSSi"l.
81 promise sh" said almost solemn
b. as sh@ placed her hand in lis.
II" i..f.i l.. I"i-"uiy ii .."'cnH. ti'"'r'
r;r,,d: AIr'E ~" H,i" at, s;,%. lhr''
u'cIr.!. Friday.
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