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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
BRICK HOTEL CHANGES HANDS.

Georgetown, Nov. l6. The famous
brick hotel, this city, one of the oldest
hostclrics on the Peninsula, which has
been in charge of John c. tiossler Of
Atlantic City, " J., for the past few
months, has been sold to George A.
Linden Kohl Of Allentown, Pa. who will
take charge the ii,st of next month. For
more than six years Mr.. Kohl was pro
prictoI of the Eagle Hotel, IN Allentown.
Mr.. Gosslcr, upon retiring from the
management Of the Brick Hotel will re-
turn to Atlantic City, where he will
assume entire control of hotel which
he owns there.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
RABBITS ARE PLENTIFUL.

Seaford. Nov l6 The open season
Tor rabbits and quail was nauguratcd
in lower Delaware. YESTERDAY and the
hunters returning last night report game
more plentiful than usual Some excellent
scores wcrc made. but As far aS can he
learned the law vas upheld. according 10
the number of game allowed 10 he killed,
II quail and six rabbits per individual
Chief 81 Police Oliver + Wright haggcd
- quail and , rabbits; Arthur Hatfield
and Albert ] Lank, - birds each and one
rabbit. and J 4 Morgan and party of
tivc. = rabbits This party was not OUT
fo- quail Other scores Of equal number
were made by many Of the hunters
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16

Mustard did good service in France ms
ambulance driver
The Woman's Home Missionary So
cicty met at The home of Mrs. George G..
West last evening, and packed barrel
of clothing for southern missionary ot
tn NJ r. Church.
The position made vacant on the Lewes
Board of Public Works by the death of
Colonel Robert Arncll has been filled by
the appointment of Mark II. Roach
William II Field fell from the cabooso
of the NJ. ID. IL V. freight, of which he is
conductor, Saturday, rulsing himself
painfullV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
DIED IN DETROIT.

Sea'ord Nov ls.-Ncws was received
hcrc. Yesterday. Of the death Of John J.
Purse, one OF tho oldest cltiz erS ~ lower
DClavarr, ~ Detroit. Mich, at the nome
al his son. James y Purse, = prominent
commission merchant of the city where
hc hat hCen OF visit tor several months
ge Was Il his cichtv-cIchtt vcar and was
horn IA Worcester county. Nd near
Snow Hill tic came here 20 ike over 20
wears ago. having moved here from Ea~t
New Market Md
Mr.. Purse was q blacksmith hy trade
hu' rctirrd from aciive business many
wears ar H,S death wa caused by
general debility He was married three
,,nes having survived each ono ot his
w,vcs His romans were brought to Sea-
ford today and lntermcnt made N odd
Follows cemetery
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
NEWS OF SEAFORD.

~caford Nov. 16-Dr William r.
HaIne> q Co. began moving tncir drug
store. Yesterday. 10 the new concrete
building which they have had erected
on High street between Pine and Arch.
The sto?e the firm Is vacatlng has been
purchased by Tull & Richards.
St. Lukes Guild al the p f. Church
realized about S75 by . supper and bazat
inethc Ross Block. Saturday night
Members Of st. John ; NJ. l. Church
will hold d supper IN the church parlors,
Thursday evening
Harry NJ. Lawrence. for the past several
wears connected with the sussex Gas
Co. here. has resigned His successor
has not been appointed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
LOSER WHEELED WINNER.

Seaford. Nov rs Peter Met ne, aged
-. and William James Hill. aged so, the
former a Democrat. and the latter Re
publican. both Of Blades. made bet on
the result Of the election of November 2.
and McCuc losing, yesterday paid the
bet bv wheeling Hill in whcclbarrow two
squares IN the town of Blades.
They are two nf the oldest men in Broad
Creek hundred and many of their friends
were ON hand 10 witness the payment OF
the wager.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
DIAMOND STATE GRANGE.

stanton. Nov. Diamond state
Grange at Stanton meeting last evening
completed arrangements for the annual
Corn Show which will he held next Mon
dav evening The committee IN charge OF
arrangements for the Show is as follows
c. + DIckcv. George l.. Denny, Jacob 4.
Alaclary, Mrs Lawrence Whoson ana
Mrs. Lewis Irckcy.
During the evening, there will be speak
ing. and literary program by the Grange
members
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
A LARGE FUNERAL.

Milford, Nov. l6.-One Of the largest
funerals ever held in Milford was that Of
Mrs. Hester Angelina Marshall Yesterday
afternoon at clock Mrs Marshall, who
was in her 9lst year. was known and loved
bv all Of Milford Services were held At
her late residence on North Walnut street.
in which house she was born blythe Rev
Henry L. Bunstein. pastor Of First Presby-
terjan Church. Of which she had been the
oldest living member and being one Of the
organizers. in lS49
fnterrnent was made in the family plot
in the Odd Fellows cemetery here. be
side the bodies Of her husband the late
DR. William NsrshaIl, and Of her TWO sons
Drs Georgc ". and Samuel Everett
Marshall
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16

bo cpaet,d al The orenif q eycrcises some
Nordav morning by members ~ the class
The oxercieoB oreI cd under the dnec-
ton ~ Miss Lanprell, iretiuctor ~ ne
grade, with the sir gir y of The IArdr
Of the Pilgrims" by the entire school
Master William Robif son, Jry ~ ne
piauo. Then followed the playlet which
wns given IN a very credltabl" mann y.
The principal parts we're taken ~ i"iigWs
Captain Miles stnndish, Clinton Iur-
briooo. Jobp Alden. George Truitt, Jr /,
Priscilla Miss Hcdvick Matthewei elder
Of plymouth, Eugene Pratt; lrdiah eins',
Pcckauot, Oliver Boeley The rernhihhff
~ the class filling the minor part" =
4, d,rts p,tg,iru antdjers ard rnsidrrR
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
SERENADE FOR NEWLlWEDS.

stanton. Nov. is Nir and Mr.
LEROY Pcnnock were surprised. Saturd- '
evening. when about Seventy-tlve OF Their
friends called - Screnade them Al the
home Of ms parents. Mr. and Mr.. Pusey
pcunock ~ near NIlltOwn Mr. and Mis-
Pcnuock were married abou two weeks
aco IN Philadelphia. and now reside il VII
mlrgfon Nlrs. Pennock before her mar
RAG was Miss Earle Of Philadelphia Mr..
Pcnnock Is employed at the Newport
garage
The evening was spent IL playing games
and musica] selections were rendered.
NIlltoVn social and Harmony Orange
each presented Mr.. and Mrs Penuock
with beautiful picture. \ collation. was
served
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
GAVE PILGRIM PLAY.

Milford, Nov I6 A delightful play
lei. "Thc Courtship Of Miles Standish,
was givon yesterday morning by the
pupils Of the seventh Rrnde Of the local
school for their openit exercises The class
had been studying Iougfe ellow's poofn for
several weeks, part Of the requirements
being 10 turn the poem into prose. This
wos 40 successfully done that It was sug-
ecatcd that this prose version of the poem
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16

the Concord road between Scaford and
Concord. died suddenly, yesterday, aged
about 50 years
Mrs. Henry had been IN hor usual
health up until the morning when she was
suddenly paralyzed dying IN the evening
She was getting ready for company at
the time she was taken i'll and was getting
her home in readiness to receive her vlsi-
tors Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ford oi VII
minrton
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
Ouch! Lame Back.
Rub Lumbago or
Backache Away
Rub Pain Right Out With
Smell Trial Bottle of Ole
St. Jacobs Oil"

Kidneys cause Backache@ NJ They have
no nerves therefore can not cause pain.
Listen Your backachc Is caused by lum-
bago, scIatlca or q strain, ard the quickest
relief ls sootmg penetrating ''St Jacobs
Oil Rub il right on your painful back,
aud instantly the soreness, stiffness and
lameness disappears. Don't stay crippled
Get small trial bottle Of st. Jacobs
on from your druggist and Timber up.
4 moment after it Is apple dyou wonder
what became o. The backache or lumbago
pam.
Rub old. homes, i, Jecobs on when
ever YOU have sciatlca, neuralgia, rheu-
matism or sprains. as it is absolutely
s,sxmIess and doesn't burn the skin.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
GOES TO FARMER CONGRESS.

Seaford Nov. Ii Brooks l.. Ross,
president of the Seaford-Producc Growers
Association, left yesterday for Columbus.
Ohio. where hc viii attend meeting Of
the National Farmers Congress, which will
be in session IN that city all this week.
He will represent the fourteen associa-
tiuns throughout Sussex county
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
SUNDAY EVENING WEDDING.

Dovcr. \ov l6 Mrs Carolvn Pcarcc
I.,,j,rh,lef ard Mr. Gcorcr Edward
Krmm,, II Camden Dol VIE married
=, he hoin. II The birdie 5 uncl, and aunt.
Nir and Mrs L y l"udcrhough ~
Dover. ~ . clock Sunday evening hy
Rev RI, G Heller stem. pastor q pco-
nj. hri.flan church. N which the
hr,d. i ! member Mrs HclicuStcin wife
81 hc minister Ms present as an invited
rh. hr,dc vas attIrcd in q travelling
sult n dark brown hroadcloth with hat
~ match and Ter bouquet vas ot pink
rosebuds
With William II Conarl as their
chaprron Nr ard Mrs KINNEY started
Yesterday Tor motor trip 70 Nilmin Ston.
\ { hv way ~ Baltimore and Washing
ton They will hc gone about two weeks
and al thor return viii reside IN Camden.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
ENTERTAINMENT AT STANTON

stanton. Nov l6-Thc children Of
stanton public schools Will give m en-
teri anmcnt in Friends Meeting house
stanton. "Wednesday evening, November
u
Tho Proceeds viii bc for the benefit 81
the Playground ~ stanton
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16

The exeroiafs vof Lrwlvht ~ rlorr lt
ibe sirangm In Mo- 'gu h.
90, ,fttr. .,ltrI
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16

Yesterday, to be stationed ut Fort dn Pont.
Mr.. and Mrs William Z. Rcybold
motored 10 West Chester Pm. and New
ark EiIndnN.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
AdmIiiad Polnllng Gun

IT, Court ~ foTtfnl rrsfIlfs sf fdB
afternoon, IslUanl -kWfrf rDlDrrl plrp
I'd guilty ~ pm tirR pstol ard Faa
fined $40 atd f.g frutuftIrF =. f5y 80
FkHuc clslur1 III .uud r0f D. thla
amount md ~ Jfirlll 200 tnus 3, serve
thTe~ nortit in ftt yefkhpIsf ILf
charge - ihc I, ,flii ~ ouerrsl n.ssf.
Skinner md man tnm,d lihr FfItr
usidirR rear 4 lHFUDni
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
The Original Radiaknit
TriCOlette Asoo

Among he a9
and more ne ra-
BlGcA 7a
III fashionable sfs
Soft. lstro4s, Esy ca
.fui-au -tocFa- apas
res >u--ao4e Hr scarf
-wea-ers aCa AIS.
SO 'lltl
tt s-..h~~s tt--
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
GETS $4,000 FOR FOUR SONS.

Seaford. Nov. l6-John Henry Selby,
. Seaford Negro. has Just been notified
BY the War Risk Department at Washing
ton. that he Is beneficiary III the sum Ot
$4,000 10 be pad TO him 5000 per month,
FOR the loss az life of hrs four sons, William
Mckinley Selbv. James Selby. Preston
~.lby and George >eibv, IL he World War
each having taken out sl0OOJ lie m
surance policy
All -four 81 the bows we're drafted IN the
service from Broad Greek, near here.
father 81 the four unfortunate boys came
% Seaford from Snow Hill. Md, several
wears apo and has made tins tow ms
home since
DEATH GREETED GUElTs
Seaford Nov l6-Mrs Nan ~ Henry
wife Of James Henry, farmer living on
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
Straight line, fare, belted and dolmen
lars of seal or dved opossum.

Every coat is lined with plain or tg-
ured silk and interlined as well.
The decided saving you gain in choOs
ing ehese coats will go long way in tax
no care of your Christmas gift list
think about this Actual SIS values, S35
ccoNp FLOOR
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16

Yn can 'rlerbone -, van, ~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16

eo~S4P got 1co ai4o VIC h~o W "~t~h
her all the time. Her hair all fell
out till she was nearly bald.
This trouble lasted about two
months until we got Cuticurs Soap
and Ointment, and / used three
cakes Of Cuticura Soap with two
boxes Of Cuticurs Ointment which
healed her" tSigned) Mrs. James
Hagerty, r. 3, Box So, Knox. Pa.
Once clear, keep your skin clear
by using CutieuTs Soap and Oint-
ment for every day toilet purposes
and Cuticura Talcun TO powder and
perfume. Nothing better.
sampIs Essh Free by Mail. Address: "cstieaEs Lab
orAteEisS, Dspt. b. kldsa 90, kkss." Sold every
where. Soap &c. Ointmsns rs and 6oe. Tzleun &c,
Cutieura Soap shsvss without mug.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
Mrs. James Hagerty
Tells How Cuticura
| Healed Baby

title girl, when two and one
nths old, broke out with
watery blisters all over the
top Of her head and fore
head. ] had her treated,
but without any benefit.
and the eruption got dry
and scaly. and she was
swfuily disfgured. Her
Taiban Valley news., 1920-02-27
ARE YOU ENUMERATED?

| The census work for'the firsl
district of New Mexico is near
ing completion. The enumera
Itors in charge of the work were
instructed to do'atheir best to
ennmerate all the people within
this district, but a few might
have been missed. II you are
onesot these fill out the;F blank
and mail to { Juan j. Duran,
Clayton, N. M.
Name
Precinct cr ward within which
you reside. -.
Your relation to the headlof.. the
family -..............
o.you own or rent your house
............If owned is1.;;it, free
or mortgaged.... .............
Sex..........Color or race. go.
...... Age...... single, mar.
tied or divorced.
Are you citizen Of the U. s.
......Natural born or natural
lied ................
Year Of immigration,g to the
United States.
Year of naturalization, if nat
uralized. Have you at
tended school since Sept. 1. 1919
......Can you read. Can
you write. e..........
In what state orr country were
you born. your
father .............. ....... your
mother. ............. Mother
tongue of father.
of mother. DO you
speck English. ...... What is
your profession.
Where are you Employed.
......... ....'-..
Arc you an employer, work for
WAGES or own accouT T.. ........
Taiban Valley news., 1920-02-27

We trust you shall endeavor
to answer these questions to the
best of your knowledge and in
this way cooperate with this
office in giving our state what is
coming to her in q fair and
square count of her people and
resources.
II any members CT your family
or your neigbbors fanny, were
missed by the enumeratcrs, ~ fol
lows the above in giving their
names. II an owner OF land or
live stock write to this Office for
a blank schedule, we will be glad
to furnish one or send the
enumerator after the informa.
tioD.
Rememb Der that all informa-
ton given this office will bs, kept
strictly confidential. People
connected.w the taxation will
have no access whatever to. the
inform atior.given in this office.
Taiban Valley news., 1920-02-27

delay.
Mrs. p. Ruleau. Field Supe"vi.
sor AMERICAN a RED CROSS.
Taiban Valley news., 1920-02-27
SOLDIERS! ATTENTION
To all men who wore Sin the
Army or Navy.

Army or Navy
On March 9TH and 9th a rep
rssentative ot the Federal Boars
fjr Vocational Training will b,
l., FortaSumner'to tell you wha
the Cover ment offers to do fol-
the men who. served in the
World War. COME AND SEE
HIM. Do not misssthis chance O.
1t is for your benefit.
Call 4tgthe Home Service Of.
J flee American Red Cross.
P. M. RuIeau, Field Supervisor
American Red Croas.
TO ALL MEN WHO WERE
" OUNDEDl OR.SICK.
While in tNe Military,,servioe of
the United States of Amsria.
The United States Govern
ment wants to pay 2every man
who was wounded or sick while
IN Service. 1t wants to give
medical and he spital, ,care--to all
men who are now2 sick or dis.
able6 b.eanse OF such service.
1t wants to give training to every
man who cannot now do the
work he did before he went into
Military Service.
BUT YOU MUST.ASK
The Government does not
know where you ere-.-it cannot
give you these. & things unless
you make your con. itions and
needs known. The Government
has asked the AMERICAN
RED CROSS 10 help you do
this. The Home Service see.
rstary, Mrs. Lea Oaks, Assis-
tant, Mrs. Stella Erwin, will
holp any man in De Baca coun-
ty to make up his papers, write
letter and do every thing nec-
sssary. Please come at once..'
do not delav,
BECAUSE.YOU WE'RE SOL
DIERS OF THE UNITED
STATES, these services are
FREE. and most willingly ex-
tended to you.
BY Mrs. p. NJ Ruleau, Field
Supervisor Am srican Red Gross.
To All Families
WHOSE MEN DIED IN MILL
TARY.sERVICE.
II you had a son, q husband
or brother in the service, WAS
HE INSURED? If he was in
sured have you APPLIED for
the Insurance? We're you de"
pendent upon him.for your liv-
ing? If you4 were, have you
asked for Compensation from
the Governments Come to the
Home Service Office of the A
MEXICAN RED CROSS, and
Secretary Mrs. Lea Cakes,
Fort Sumner, N. M. will make
up all papers, mail them to
Washington, and keep in touch
with the Government until fina'
disposition is made.
THIS SERVICE IS FREE
Please come at once---do not
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-06-07
NOTICE or GUARDIANS SALE

Notice is hereby given that In ac-
,ordanoe with the order OF sale Of the
County Court OF Klamath County.
Oregon. the undersigned Henry X.
Jansen. as guardian OF the person
and estate OF Leona Anna Jansen,
insane. will on or after Saturday.
June IL. 1890. sell for cash. at pri-
yate sale. all interest OF said ward
in the following described real prop
erty: all bidssshould be mailed 10 the
undersigned, TO y. q. Box SO. Klam.
a,h Falls. Oregon. or presented to
him In person at his residence In
said city.
Leona Anna JansEon's interest In
the estate in entirety with Henry X.
Jansen In the following described
ten-acre tract, situated In klamath
County. Oregon: Commencing at the
northwest corner of the southwest
quarter OF the northwest quarter OF
section five. township 80 south.
range 0 east OF the willamette Meri-
dian: thence south on section line Q
chains: thence east, at right angles.
on north line OF tract decided TO c. G..
Lewis by G.. Leon Lewis and wife.
1886 chains; thence north 9 chains.
TO south line OF northwest quarter OF
northwest quarter of said section:
thence west 1896 chains to place of
beginning, excepting a square rod at
northwest corner OF said tract. but
including a right OF way over q strip
one rod wide to the county road, the
north line Of said right Of way being
Identical with the south lines of said
northwest quarter Of the 'nor,hwes,
quarter and lot Of said section. with
right OF o. A. Hilliard and heirs and
assigns to maintain gates.
Also the following described tract:
The interest of said ward being
merely her inchoate dover right as
Wife of Henry Il. Jansen in the par
eel described as follows: beginning
at the southeast corner OF lot I In
block 81, Llnkyille Plat. City of
Klamath Falls. Oregon, and running
thence n0rtherly, on the eastern lines
OF lots 4 and In said block, 1870
feet; thence westerly, parallel with
Main street. 22 feet; thence north
erly, at right angles with Main street.
80 feet; thence westerly, parallel
with Main street, so feet: thence
northerly. at right angles with Main
street, to the south line of said
street; thence westerly, along the
south line OF said street. feet;
thence at right angles, southerly. 60
feet; thence westerly. parallel with
said street, SO feet; thence northerly.
at right angles, 60 feet TO said street;
thence westerly, along the south line
OF said street 2l 3-5 feet; thence
southerly, at right angles with said
street, S9h feet; thence easterly,
parallel with said street, 2 feet;
thence southerly, at right angles,
l50K feet TO north line OF Klamath
street; thence easterly. along north
line Of said street 181 feet to the
place OF beginning.
Dated AZ klamath Falls. Oregon.
May 10. 1920.
HENRY r. JANSEN,
Guardian OF Leona Anna Jansen.
Meu ~ Q-0k-I-Q
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-06-07

The spectacle OF q city of 100000
inhabitants absolutely cut of from
com m nicntion with the world for
almost nine days WAS not the least
interesting phase Of the evacuation
by ,Carranxa, Both cable aud tcle.
graphic communication ceased about
. y, m. on May 6. Cntil May ID the
cable lines were useless, An unre-
liable line was set up by the govern
ment to the American border In the
afternoon OF May s, but II was de-
yeted exclusively to military and out.
going busincss, Nothing was recciv'
ed from the outside world until the
cabl. lines were restored.
Because of numerous relays and
other wire troubles, those sending
messages from the capital could no,
learn II their messages reached their
destination, The same conditions
obtained more Cr less throughout
those parts OF the republic distant
from the border and the coasts,
Foreign press correspondents filed
stories ON the national lines, trusting
TO luck ,ha, par, OF them nigh, see
print As safeguards they left sum
maries with the military authorities
for possible transmission by y vern-
men, wireless. filed other summaries
with the cable company and still
other with travellers leaving in at
tempts TO reach the border.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-06-07
DAIRY COUrI.E WEDpED

At the home OF l.. hoteh-nbaeher
on Worden Ave. Robert J. Caldwell.
incharge OF logging operations a,
Dairy. and Edna =. Thomas were
unted In marriage ut 6:lb O'Clock.
Saturday evening by the Rev E, y.
Lawrence.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-06-07
NOTICE or FINAL SETTLEMENT

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersisncd administrator OF the estate
OF Lizzie May Sehailock. deceased.
M filed In the County Court OF the
State OF Oregon for Klamath County
the final account OF his administra-
tion OF said estate. and that said
Court has fixed June 81. 1890. at
3,30 O'Clock p. m. o. the Tina and
the Court Room OF said Court as the
place in the City OF Klamath Falls
oregon. for the hearing OF said final
accoun; and CIR the settlement
thereof.
J.F. DAGGETT.
Administrator OF the Estate of
Lizzie Aay schallock. deceased.
May ls-25-l-s-l5
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-06-07

PORTLAND. June Z. - Cattle.
steady and IN hanged: hogs, fIrmer.
prime mixed tl5 and tl5.50: sheep.
weaker: butter. steady; eggs un-
changed.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-06-07
INCIDENTS Of
MEXICAN REVOLT
ARE DESCRIBED
(AssOr.ated IN.css)

MEXICO CITY. May 81. tBy
Mail The revolution which over
threw President carranza and cul.
minated in his death was attended by
many interesting or exciting episodes
which could not be reported TO the
outside while the coup was in pro-
gress, Some Of the discoveries which
have followed the installation of new
authority in the capital city. too. have
been entertaining.
Notable was that revealed by ad
interim officials OF the treasury de-
partment who announced they had
found evidence OF a fraud which had
netted somebody an amount estimat-
ed at about 1000 900 pesos The
papers here say that. when the infal-
cificables (paper money with which
the country was flooded) during the
last previous reyoluti0n) were burn
ed, about one-qusrter 81 the amount
officially reported TO have been de-
stroyed had been previously extract
ed and sold at the current rate OF 10
centavos on the peso. The Carranza
government had been taking the old
paper money In as sort OF supertax
on import duties and other. taxes,
Later II was supposed to be burned.
While no disorders occurred in the
capital during the evacuation by the
Carranza government and the occupa-
tlon by the liberal revolutionary
forces, nor did public services cease
functioning for an instant, the in
habitants OF the capital. were victims
both OF Inconvenience and profiteers.
Food prices increased and change,
which has been The Hgbsar CT every
body since silver began Its sensation
al rise months ago, sold at a IL per
cent premium. 49,
The Indians who sell produce In
the markets demanded metal cur
rency and got It. Many foreigners,
fearing a protracted struggle and a
food shortage, laid In ample supplies.
One American housewife bought 80
m urnvfainna In ruauv atata nnuutitu
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-06-07

ehiehens' which she put TO roost iu
the bathroom of her apartment, She
was too excited 10 heed the advice OF
the Indian woman who ss'd the fowls
tha, shs should buy ducks.