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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-28

Editor world: Can you tell mo why an the
atrical attractions have higher prices Of admis-
sion i'm Tulsa than elsewhere . For instance wal
thall is charging 81 In Tulsa for tho best seats.
while in Muskogce in smaller theater the
prices are $3.50.
Al Jolaon recently in Convention ban was s..
while in oklahoma city, I'm a smaller thea ter
the price was -.
way Down East is to come 70 Tulsa from
Oklahoma City and show I'm Convention hall at
s.. while I'm oklahoma city Il will show In a
much smaller theater at $3.50.
I'm n travelling man living in Tulsa, and
hear a great deal Of unfayorable comment ON
such things as Ivc mentioned. II also penalties
one to certain extent for living in TULSA.
Ia like very much to know the reason for
these things.
Yours truly,
Hotel Tulsa, Tulsa Okla. c. u. EVANS.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-28
Stores Close for Parade.

SpeClhl 10 I ne W pTlus
oKEMAH, April 27.-American-
ization day, April 2s, will be cele-
brated in Okemah by the Reynolds
Harjo post of the American Legion.
The stores and business houses vii!
be closed from one To four i'm the
afternoon and big parade of Legion
men, Boy Scouts, lodges and other
organizations will be staged. In the
afternoon and at night big show is
TO be given at a local theater FOR the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-28
Boz Bank RObber Drdrs
Sentence of 25 Years

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI" Aprl' -,
Delbert Smith, 1syear-o.d lrtIg
robber of st. Paul, who held up anu anu
robbed a mail car OF the Nortne,
Pacific's North Coast Limltcd ~
$4,000 in currency near 81 ''ouy'
Mimi, on the night OF February ~ "a
when he shot and fatally wounu,,.n,
a mail clerk, was sentenced 10 se,r,
25 years in the United Staie' ~.
tentiary at Leavenworth nN US .ss
Paige Morris in federal court nv
today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-28
Virgil Smith Returns
to Please His MOthef

MALESTER. Okla APR" 90.
Virgil Smith Of Pawncc, is '""'
back in the state penitenuaiN orr ,.'
9g-year sentence, after an AUST.
of nine months. Sealing the Pr''a,
walls in broad daylight on July ,'.
1920. smith made his escape; az, ~.
being mistaken for a visitor oy u,
guards when he alighted' ued q, ~
Canada and finally surrcncacIv" .,
authorities at FL Plso, IeNaH'
please his mother
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-28
Daily Biblical Quotation
,priI IN

The Lord il thy keeper the Lord Us Thy shade
upon thy right hnnd.-ps ext D.
Great peace have they which love Thy law.
and nothing shall offend thcm.-ps. tXiN lh1.
I rect beneath the Almightv's shade.
My Errts expire, my troubles cease,
Thou. Lurd on whom my soul rs stayed,
Wit keep me sim In perfect peace.
G. Wesley
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-28
QUARREL CAUSES KILLING

Special 10 The world. Too
HENRYETTA, April - J''
Riggett is dead. and Tony Ahui" 30
both Scandinavians-is pacing .,
in tho county Jail, charged Win ,.
killing. which occurred al Fleas" ..
Valley. five miles north OF HenIS,
In, in coal camp Of foreign =
nh.h men srs single and lived ''
separate bachelor shacks
The cause of the killing IS - VI
to be that the dead man VINO ~
served a county term Tor pUu.
Logging. had returned to the loCdi',, loC,,,,
and started trouble ny ac. .us,'."
Akula and. his camp BUDDY OF
ing evidence in court that oo"'''
Rlggett. ---------
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-28

Editor World, While the United States senate
was working very hard 20 hand Colombia
that S25.0OO,OO0, where were the honorable
senator's from oklahoma As I see this mat
ter. IL was OF vital importance TO Oklahoma.
and surely senators should have had some
thing 10 say, or were they too busy comforting
with Mr.. DauEhorty regarding the plum crop"
I would like to get this information through
the Il. OF r. q. column II possible.
Yours respectfully
Tulsa. April -. D. BLEE.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-28

Ono swallow is not always forcrurucr Of
spring. says Bl Dinglcy, but 10 often brings an
ambulance.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-28
measuring the Immcnsurcabie."

Editor World' I had hoped That someone
would reply TO your editorial Measuring the
lmmeasurablc" who appreciated it, but there
has been no reply. To my mind this editorial
was the sweetest thing ever read and any man
who thinks and writes like that has heart in
its right place. Your editorial was a beautiful
expression of that which should be,
Respectfully,
ECO Wc@ Brady, April 10,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-28

Mayor walton of oklahoma city Is anoihcr
man who now knows how the dog fclt when i'
lost its tail.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-28
Oklahoma Outbursfs
By OTIS LoBTOS.

ono swallow II not always a forcrunucr Of
spring. says BiIi Dingley but 10 often brings an
ambulance.
Mayor walton of oklahoma city Is anoihcr
man who now knows how the dog folt when i'
lost It's tail.
somctimcs observes the Dallas News %
chronic alcoholic gets so desperate he would
tackle horscradish
u is the observation OF the Dallas Ncy4 that
"h"n man VITO says shc wants q heart
h'at talk wi,h him he begins instncuycly 10
reach Tor hH hat
Tho girl on South Main says she vas com
PEELED TO sever diplomatic relations with the
last Young man who has been calling because
heart
Jus, 20 prove that there arc some savage
breasts music vul not charm. we point with gloc
To the announcement That Gulli-Curri'r engage
ncnis VIII prevent her return to Tulsa for
three yoars
In order TO prove that tho world a,ill siis on
q firm foundation wc note that permission Vas
granted philosophical society to assemble iu
Philadelphia to discuss such themes as "propy-
l"nc glycNl dmitratc.'
Some how or other We can't understand why
Garter county ~ confin.ng ~ campaign ~ "a
termination to ra's, unless It means that dis
unction ls drawn between the rodent of the
genus Mus ana the other kind
Practically everybody agrees that Biu Hay
wood has sNppcd. and probably BIN admi.a it.
10 30 be true, then this is one proposition ON
which thcrc IL entire harmony OF thought be
tween BIN and the American government
Secretary Daugn,rty has been referred 10 as
tho Colonel House Of the present administra-
ton. That may be true in a way, but you never
heard OF Colonel House assuming to be the
actual acting president Of these United States
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-28

Sometimes. observes the Dallas News o.
chronic alcoholic gets so desperate he would
tackle horscradlsh
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-28

u is tho observation Of tho Dallas Ncps that
when mans vito says sho wants q heart to.
heart talk with him ho begins instincutcly 10
reach for ha hat.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-28

Tho girl on South Main says sho was com
PEELED to sever diplomatic relations with tho
lasi Young man who has been calling bctauar
he insisted ON holding q mandate over ho,
heart
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-28
The HOrOscODe
Thursday. April IS. 1921

The stars Incline but DO not eorn.,-
'Cpt 1874 uy Mcclure Newspapsr aSnd,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-28

Just to prove that there arc some savage
breasts music viii not charm. we point with gle,
10 the announcement That Gulli-Curci'r engage
mcnts VIII prevent her return To- Tulsa foi
three years
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-28

In order TO prove that m" world Till siis ou
q firm foundation Wc note that permission Vas
granted philosophical society to assemble In
Philadelphia to discuss such themes az "propy
lcnc glyCal dimitratC.'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-28

Some how or other we can't understand wh'
Garter county ~ confu,ng its campaign ur "a
termination to ra's. unless 1t means that dis
unction is drawn between the rodent of m,
genus Mus ana the other kind.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-28

THEo. GoCoDY.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-28
Oklahoma's Scnator~

Yours truly,
Hotel Tulsa, Tulsa, Okla, c. u. EVANS.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-28

Practically everybody agrees that Bill Hay
wood has skippcd and probably BIN admi.s D.
IL 30 be true, then this is one proposition ur
which There IL entire harmony OF thought be
tween Bin and the American goNornmcn'.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29
Plans for Memorial Day Parade
Announced by Chairman Committee

Plans fur Aniarillo's observation II
Memorial Day tomorrow we're com.
l'lctc'i last nlghi In meeting ~ Amer.
han Legion members and members ~
the Wuincns Auxiliary ~ the FIRST
Christian church. \ dress rehearsal
for ~. pageant which II a. h. given IN
the Pair theatre following "a. parade
has t-,n called fur o'ciurk this after.
n"un in the Mission thcator.
y. =. Ross. commander - Hanson
Pet. American Legion. said saturday
night that an Amarillo eN.scr,icc men
s'vm t. D. very enthusiastic over the
Iara,ls and that more than zoo - them
VIII H. in line. wearing their uniforms
when the Iarai. Is formed ~ ocio--k
Tomorrow morning. Tho various lsi-r
organizations II N. city arr also hack
ing N" Iorade and have promised o.
enter several divisions - mariners.
The pr,s-~ssion viii form ~ Third
and Pulk streets. The line - march
will ~ south an r,ik. o. Tenth stree,
east o. Taylor. nwth o. Iinh and west
to folk Tho iarade will disland a.
this place and the marchers 70 10 the
Fair thcater where the memorial serv.
ic-s will D. given.
Mrs. ". N. Benton. SECRETARY ~ the
women's Auxiliary ~ the American
i.sxion. q IN charge ~ the pruxrsm
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29

Fi,iman. representing Miss Average
GIL" take thu l,ading parts la the
pageant Oih,r characters take pan.
toinimc parts and spfpar a. they arc
introduced 1, Miss carter aud Mrs
Pitimau.
Following u, prugram AZ the Fair
theatre mcmisrs 20 thu American
icgiun Is"st ard ~ auNiliar, viii 60 To-
The cemetery where they win decorate
The graves - MI soldiers buri,,l there.
They invite tho p,iiiic ia ioin them In
this work.
Efinrts Wurc l.ing made last nlght
10 assemble q fiting squad - cight foe.
mcr soldiers and IT, obtain q fifc PLAYER
and drummer 81 that taps may D.
sounded and y salute firod during the
eNercises - The cemetery.
T. T. tsors Hanson Pest commander
requests tha, the following gganlsa.
iions farm e, Thlri and Polk streets at
% o'cl"rk toin0row morning In tn.
of,i.r named.
Poli,c department firr department.
cliy and county officials In autos. Khlya
Temple shrine land. ciVii War vet.
crans ln sutos. spanish.Amsrican war
veterans. World War veterans. saliva.
ton ARMY. American Red Cross. Roy
sccuts khl,a Temple Shrine Drum
and Eugis corns Woman'r AuxilkaEY IA
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29
Knockdown Is Over
Valued by Fighters
~ Assoc lated Pros.

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ohuer ,hc modern Interpretation of
o"xihs ana tishtins u appears as
'h"ush hh"ckd""n carries consider
'n'e weight under the odd rules on
winch 'hc present rules were nodded
Sh"Nu""h 'hu,hI tue i"Ser 'o tllt
"uhu' said Iudse Kidding. we
"a's u" SCI rules 'day aud leave To"
NUN I" icrs'ha' opinion, " man
m'sco'cs W 'hc succeeding round and
SHOWS no III effects of the knockiown.
nc should W. given that round; also the
."nu'''on a." IN. men a, 'hc close ct the
'su' must anu SHOULD 'T taken into
"ns'"c'a''oh'
Tom larsin claims that n knock.
Town only carries the round and should
not BE- extended further ana Tom An.
irrws VIM has followed tpxinr since
'he DAYS OF John L.. sullivan. also
claims That injustice u done the fallen
h"Ner u the rewriting ~ knockdoen
" .afri" iur'hcr Than one r"und.
Tue .oAcr scc'as to suffer no III
e''c.'s ana ou,scorcs his rival In Zee
next session. he In entitled to that
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29

We ar. living In changing wcrld.
! never Thought could ever be cured
IL iN stomach trouble. Medical ~ctcnce
>scin,d unable To- h-fr me. hut thank
God Ne are progressing and nov Mayrs
Wonderful Remedy has delivered me
from all stomach symptoms. am
again able to eat anything u n n
simple. harmless prsiaraiion that ~
moves the catarrhal mucus from tho
Intestinal trsct and sllsys the inflnIn.
nation which c~usc~ practically Ill
stomach. liver and Intestinal silIneatn.
including spl<ndicitis. One dosr wlll
sol.xipsc II lnoacx rQ{undsl. RAHl1nl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29
Frenchrnan Shows
How Cleverness
Will Win Battle

~ Se~<ssteD gt99s
MANsiAsShT. y. T.. May ss.--ln IN,
prcscnc 81 his trainers and few Der,
sonai friends. Georges Carpenter dis
played this afternoon somc ~ the ring
cunning With which he holcs Ia win
the worlds heavyweight, boxing champ
ionship. a
ia full three minute ruund with
Italian Jor Cans. the challenger tried
Its speed and on several occasiuns the
sturdy little Newark fighter found him
sclf punching at n ring post INSTEAD ~
. blonde French'nan. Georges was too
fost for him. CARPENTER appeared 10
bc developing a shit patterned after
that Tor which Stanley kctchcl was
tansour.
Then came the tall paui Journcc
fW two rounds. Manager Dcscamps
Fad announced yesterday that Journcc
would not be able to work until ncS,
week because of an injured arm. hu,
Journcc did not appear h. ic suffering
Thu, afternoon. lie went nj t;corgcs full
srecd.
Carpenter permitted Ills seo pound
spsfrins partner 10 work M he pleased
en- his law and stomach and laughed nj
the blows ms IL they were ,apcr wads
frona ~hvcl boys bean shootcr.
Then the challenger went to work
himself and displayed his flying knock
out r0nch from n new angie. When
preparing 10 launch this blow to-day he
assumed half crouch. In this position
he appeared 10 keep his body as far
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29
]. 5. NAVAL ACADEMY
WINS ROWING RACE
~ Associated l'uss
-

~ NteerlatFt ffFtN.
PHILADELPHIA. NAV ss-rnn~l
States Naval ACADEMY crews won two
81 three races In the is,n annual ~.
Esta 90 the Ansrisan rowing asssris.
tlon. over the mile and sseyard course
on the Sshuylkill river her, t-lay. The
Nays oaVmpic championship crew
easily captured first honors for the
Stewards Cup by defeating the Union
Rat club EiThi e Boston and IN. TINT
vcrd,y d rcnnsyiVania which finished
third
Thr Navy l'irlis aiss uruv.i their su
rcri"rity In IA. freshman racc. cruSs.
ine the line ah-ad 10 rcnnSylVania. TIL.
Annai-slis sar~mcn. however. were an.
able io win the third racc. This was
the iunior VARSITY Eighu which went
To ifincrton With the navy second
Pennsylvania third Harvard fourth and
fslc nfth.
Guy Ntchsir. Val. srrw. wun the yieh,
JARED race for iso pound nicn ~ a half
= lvngth frum PENNSYLVANIA Princeton
followed third and Harvard fourth.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29
Three Weeks of
Playing Fails
toShow Champ

Three weeks ~ playing have passed
In the Amarillo SUNDAY Sshool Baseball
League and n" definite opinion can bc
teams II the strongest despite the fact
that enough games have been played
to Ri,c standings. az course. standings
In a league are supposed a. represent
the relative strengths ~ the various
t"r"'s bni none ~ the SUNDAY Schooi
teams will concede that the present
standings represent their real strength
.,,,lv.gh tue Christians stand un top
with a perfect percentage. they declare
they should have won the tie game with
the Baptists. while the latter teams
players say the Camcls were fortunate
az getting - tie. This also holds true
of the gam, In which thu Caincls de.
tcatcd the Mcihodis,S. ~ to ?. the
Sprinkler players declaring that only
the greatest 81 luck could have brought
victory to thr Christians.
Hitting plays a grcal factor. It Is said.
In the oui~anc uf many baseball games.
hut u l. declared that crrvrs arr doing
much Ia decide the outcome of sunday
Schuol games. In fact. n has comr Ia
the I,oint that spectators never know
which team win win though they may
haNc many runs 'ahcid. Few gaines
have ever been played here In which
the people remained "a Oh. end NJ AS TO
he assured they absolutely see the team
win. y.
A few plsysss ARE fersing To- the
front In hitting. unofficial league stand
ings show. Dillun. SPRINKLER first base.
man, has b.cn to the plate seven times.
getting four hits. and has standing
of .sii. X. CI1idginrtun. Presbyterian
player, in the Iast two games la cigh,
trips To- the bat has garncrcd five hits
and stands at $50.
John Troliingcr. veteran player with
the Camcis, H. doins remarkable wurk
batting 400 Ia eight times at hat. u
Taylor. Baptist catcher. has 400. get.
Ting four hits.
Massic. Camel pitcher. IN swatting
HE iali harder than any 20 the pitchers.
his standing bcinE as. He has mad.
five hits In eleven times at hat.
Playing this week may do -,insidcra.
,lc IT, shift, the standings of the various
'luhs Tuesday afternoon the Bap,is,s !
'rc NJ h"mc To- the Mcthoiists. while an |
Thursday the Christians are al home |
y the rrcshytcrians.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29
RABY TERM I'd OPEN.

The spring term of district COURT end.
I'll saturday. and the BABY" OF short
term. viii open next week. The BABY"
tenn viii last but two weeks. closing
June 6.
The grand Jury returned three more
indictments SATURDAY. and made their
final rri-rt. which embraced &c indict
""n's Tor tho term A short general
report was madr. recommending ss,nl
tsry improvements nj the Jail builiine
Hnd minor court HOUSE changes.
\ tuiS panel has bern drawn for the
shet, term. and alSo a ,irsu 1T is men
tor grand jury In case vne Is needed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29

B
'"f Tue "h"'c rfinsi U, VIII u. the hrg
est purse IN The history ~ the Indian
aps,lis sls,,lvav.
IN. palm. ,,n ,,.., m.
,, ''' "'"''
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-. nav" '''."'" ~ inc in'io' team
".',' ~ '",' ''"''"' ""' ~ We
80 7" '"''''p""s ,"''', w i'is u"
-. .|S "' ''' "'"s ana theh.
~ W - n's ~" "'"'
~ " ~ p"''" INV ""sn car
".' .. n"N W ''".h ""' "s' OUT
a., ~, .s', 's'" ''s' NAY
- ~. /" "'s '"'''s ~
"""' Wv 's "'"'s'
""y and gold have again iurcd
''"" i'sa !" r'tufn Ia the ho, track.
IN "'y"sis 81 1913 and 1916 Rcsts car.
1.~' away "N"r sss.voo In prime money.
he VIII Ii'"t sunbeam Tomorrow.
Tommy Milton. Speed King 10 the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29

scntin. the Rotary Club. nightly skull
practices have been INDUCED IN, ant
the galaxy of stars chosen Ia represent
the kiwanis Club are frcshcninr up u
bit an some of the innovations of mod
ern game. All these men, ~ cout 80
are well grounded IN the fundamentals
of the great American game, being by
nature better equipped 60 appreciate
'nd play n scientific baseball game and
having at their command all IL the va.
rious in,ricacics IL thinking necessary
Ia Inside baseball. than their advcr
s,ries, II iS anticipated that they will
have no difficulty In overcoming their
opponents by an overwhelming score.
The lineup II unique. being the hcav
lest battery ever assembled ON one
cam.
The veteran J. u. Guickc, WHOSE
swimming and Icttin. unctdcaion
pitching achievements were hcralicd
~ an apprcciativc fandom throughout
the width and breadth of this great
"un,ry. a decade ago. will he ON the
mound for the Indians. and he viii De
,bly supported behind the la, By that
nee great receiver and former school
tar. y. y. Phillips. 81. II IL believed
hat the opposition viii he 10 awcd by
his prcpondcrancc II wcigh,y material
Ia, they will not oven attempt To- ob.
ain any aieties from the delivery II
he ma,chlcss Gulckc. nor attempt t.
steal any bases. knowing full well OF
the riilc'likc propcnsitics of Catcher
Phillips great thriving arm.
prof. NJ. n. Duncan will play first
asc, and In this connection Il In well
Ia remind the fans of Amarillo that
his once great star still retains all Of
ais skill and knowledge with reference
Io the playing of this very importan,
ssltion.
On second base the kiwanlans are
artlcularly fortunate In having that
~ppcry little master u inside baseball.
he indomitablc Ford Biandcnburg. II
: expected that all the plays arising
the inficld will cvoivc around thisi
astmastcr of baseball scicncc.
The original talking machine of base.
all viii be ON short.stop In the person
{ hr. \. ]. Caldwell. aud u In cxectcd
hat his words II encouragement poured
ipon the hcciful cars of his fellow
,Laycrs viii go Ear toward keeping NJ
he morale and winning attitude Of the |
cam.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29
Crescent College
Girls In Swim.
ming Contest
''r'> Wt nj Sshosl EngaEr in Water
Spnsts n Sp~ing Lake.

Nearly i"a iscr cent IL stujsnis nj
r"s'"nt college fT CARTS. Eureka
Springs A'k.. arr swimmers. crcs.s.n,
mns beautiful lake. wh-rc ~,u,l.n,s
engage IN swimming and h.stins ,,n.
tests. There IL clubhous. at this Ian.
where er"urs &C 20 students s,-nd
every weekend. They prrrsrc their
own meals. make their own beds. aud
In the evening engage In games. which
serve 10 hfinT students and ,sach,rs IN
ci"ser Intercourse. This II but one IL
the varied attractions arranged fa
Crs~cnt glrls alonE with their wusk.
which have sisen cssAsat cpllrxr an
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29
Market News

orders came out un bulgrs. Crop re.
lcrts we're somewhat morc favorable
Tot absence 10 cxpurt aud foreign ex.
change Developments made the situa.
ton too uncertain To admit IL cxtcn
rive trading.
corn showed moderate finnn.ss
Early hut weakened when sailing start.
I'd Oats followed corn. Provisions aver.
agcd higher.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29

showing ~ Harvard. Dartmouth fin
lshcd third with 20 points. on. aud q
hall paints ahead of PENNSYLVANIA tn
l?a champion. Leland stanford. Jr..
With team "f hut four athletes better.
ell Its standing II last year and finished
nth with ~ puints. II was the scor.
Ing of the second California contingent,
that gave the victorS chance for first
place.
Cornell ana Princeton tied fnr sixth
place with 10 points each and Masx,.
chusclis Institute at Tcchnuloey aud
Pennsylvania state were tied at ten
paints. Yale with ~ points lcd IL.
iaycitc 10y half u point. syracuse
worrd \, Gcorg-t"wn ., Rutgers I.
iiolyciuss \. Cuia ~, aud Bowcdon l.