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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-03-24
EuRITuRE BUYERS

Take advantage OF my outside ser
vice. ! have Z car and like to drive
II. You need furniture and would
like to buy II. Call ii-W and I will
send for you: also take you home.
PERKINS FURNITURE HOUSE
"Thc Furnisher of Happy Homes"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-03-24
NEW styIFTs MANAGER

Frank A. White, who has been
local manager for Swift & Company
for some time, has resigned his posi-
lion and left for San Diego.
Mr.. White has been succeeded by
c. Williams who has been assist
ant to Mr.. White for about a year
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-03-24
HAVE BABY DAUGHTER

MIR. and Mrs. Richard X. Harmon
of Malin are the happy parents OF
a baby daughter, born March 23. The
young lady has been named Con.
stance Vlasta.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-03-24

The earliest known machine, which
existed in Egypt centuries before the
Christian era. was a contriyance to
drill out stone vessels.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-03-24

Spring Is coming ON and you have
the house clearing bug. Well. I have
got IL. too! let's get together.
PERKINS FURNITURE HOUSE
'Thc Furnishcr Of Happy Homes"
17tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-03-24

FOR Singer sewing machine.
lats model. In excellent condition
at u bargain price. Inquire 232 SO.
Sixth. 2t-27
TO RENT-Nico one room cabin.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-03-24

Tell your troubles In the Furniture
line to PERKINS THE FURNISH
Err OF HAPPY HOMES" 17tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-03-24
NEW TODAY

FOR RENT-3 rooms, unfurnishcd.
hot and cold water. bath. SO
month. No children, Also harness.
chains. etc. for sale. 73s California
street. 2t-3l'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-03-24

CHEAP FOR CASH-A 9 passenger
Chalmers: good as new. SEQ Roy
Durbin, X. X. X. store. 1880
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-03-24

WANTED-Goodr ranch hand for tho
season. FOR SALE. 100 head OF
stock cattle. Inquire OF II. ]. Tick
nor. Phone Langell Valley. Ore.
2A-oS
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-03-24

DIR REssMA AKiNG-First class work
guaranteed. Mrs. Jefferson. No. 2
Main St 2t-7'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-03-24

Just finished, See. Pickle. Eagle
Pool Hall. "a
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-03-24

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ThTcc IN
family. Cali Mt Tho Electric shop.
1873 So. 9Th 81. 2t-26
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-03-24

WANTED--At once. about 2 dozen
baby chicks. Call 253J. 2t-2S'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-03-24

NEW BABY CART FOR sALE-R
II. Cook at Undcrwood's Phar-
macy. 2f-zb'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-03-24

FOR SAILS room plastcred house
on Pine street. stS0o. Parks Union
Taxi Co. 2t-2bs
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-10
Astazi. IL Maiu 1917.
Ziua Inaltarei Domnnhni.
VIZTTA KU KLUX
KLANILOR

Blackwell, Okla, 10 Oct. - Mai
multi Gle 200 oameni,, imbracatr in
'haine de Ku Klux Klani, au intrat
lDumineca seara i'm biserica metO-
ldista de <aici, pc caald sc tinea sep-
viciul divin. Ri s'au oprit 1nain-
tea prcotulni 81 unul dintre eli la
,spus: "Noi stim ca D-ta nu esti Gu
moi, daf moi sunteln cu d-ta. 5000
baPbati tari din jndetul Kay" Du-
pa rostirea cuvintelor acestora, ei
s'au intors' 81 an parasit biserica.
Inaintea lor mergea ,ln khan care
ducea . crlce arzanda, semnul Ku
Klux Klanilor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-10
DIV fUCA CONDf|U[U|

Taxa pentru nn pasager .psntru
0 cursa Gu aelnplanul din New
York la Havana este $3.50 81 to-
tusi costa mar eftin de cat sd stai
acasa 81 sd platestl prrtuli din
New York rentru whiskey.
-
Unii zic cd lei au Mflorit li!iacil,
dincolo visinii, 81 i'll alta parte,
spre bucuria ,izilor", papadla,
dar La moi eri dimineata in
t1'at alba in sat-, 81 s'a tlnut
atat de tantosa ca ma volt sa
piece pana M s'a ridicat soarele
sal vie de hac.
81
@ fe,nrie intcligenta. III sd CT
satorestc en- un prost ci GU banll
lui.
=
Tn doctor afla multc secret2
familiare dar foarte rar are pri.
le!ul sa auza discutia care ur-
meaza dupa cc TRIMS bllul.
-
Exp!icatia de TN ccas al unui
ON de stiinta II are atata greu-
tate ca cuvintele femee ''pentr1
ca.i asa"
i
m Berlin politia poate aresta
o fata pentruca poarta rochlta
scurta 81 mama fetei poate Il
| tlsasa la raspundcre inaintea le
gel, dar aici, polilia vede ca ma
ma poarta rochia mai scurta ca
fiisa.
Cand auziti ca in casa cutiruia
MI So pomeneste de cearta sd
stiti ca fomela poarta pllnga.
=
Tn vinzator de automobile. va
zlnd Cd dupa ce a equizat toate
audelc abuse alltomobilulIli 81
cumparatorul tot nu-i inclinat
sal cjtmpere. a ulmat:
Domnule automobiIul asta
merge la biserica in fiecare Du
minicd: impartAsestc daruri la
sAraci 81 la toate institutillnile ca
ritabiie: nici odata MI spune la
clneva un c,lyant care sal s,lpere
Esta ASA de bun ca Ell in fiecart
mimt astept Sill creased aripc s.:
.se prefaca intr nn niger.
i
Tata. ce este Legea Femeilol
despre care vorbeste mama 2" in
treaba un baiat lie vre-o cinci an
pc fatal sau.
LeS Yea care sal dca bani pen
tru haine. palarii 81 cosmenti
curl raspunde >omul, distras.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-10

+ -s1ls.s s....
orr 81 ce forma mi s'ar cere acea-
sta incredere, nul voiu uita ca III,
.l9lH au fost Romani, carl prin
laudcle fara masura abuse popo-
rului german, an demoralIzat ar
lnata romano, 81 ca uni dlntre
Romani Gu rangnl de oflterl, au
dezcrtat 81 au asteptat in Bucu-
resti; cotlppirea Tarci pentru a
lua slujbe de la dnsmani;
| Inainte dc a lega rclatiuni GU
vre-un strain, ell, ostatec, nu volu
'uita ca strainii din Bucuresti all
intampinat GU flol'i 81 urale pc
soldatii dusmani navafitori 81 S 'au
pus la dispozitia acestora, pentru
a persecuta 81 saraci pc iOcuitorli
de bastma al orasului;
NJ vOiu uita de ascmenea nici
pc aceii straini. carl au .locuit 81
s 'au fo1osit multi timp de bunata-
tile Tarii Romanesti, 81 carl to.
tusi All profitat de venirea ostl
lor Strainc ca sa Sc boceasca ii
fata acestora 81 sd ceara repre-
salii contra Romanilor;
1nainte de a face credit prOmi
siMnillor vreunui politician, din
orr 81 &c partid ar fl el, eu, osta
tee. nu voiu uita procedarile ne
rusinate de imbogatire ale politi
cianilor carl au traficat ell influ
|enta lor in Stat inainte de razboi
lpalfa intr 'atat ca multi oamen
cinstiti doreau in urma razboiu
ca pc IN botez de sange pentrl
liertarea pacatelor:
Norbind de viteaM, armata TO
mana 81 aducand laude binemeri
tate faptclor de croism ale solda
tului roman. Ell. ostatec, MI vol,
uita ins;l sa-mi amintesc de mud
timea prizonierilor trecuti la dus
man 81 de dezertorii carl misunat
pc. stradele oraselor 81 ale satelo1
| pc tot timpul ocupatilmei straine
lnainte de a. lcea vre-o nou;
/ prietenie GU vre-un Roman, Ell
ostatec, nu voiu uita, ca pc can
Ell cram I'M inchisoare, multi din
trc compatriotii mel Sc lingusial
pc langa comandantii armatelo7
germanc, pana intr 'atata ca lie er;
81 accstOra scarba de dansii;
i In sfarsit, cand in ceasurilc su
Ipreme vom fl chemat sa-mi spun
Ecu limba de moarte dorintele, Ell
Lostatec,l nu vOiu uita sa rog d
EDumnezeu, ca asa zilc de nemer
}nicie ca cele traite de mine a.
timpul ocupatiunei straine din
| I1916-1917, sa nu ajunga sa ira
Iiasca nici neam din ncamul meu
Cuprinsuk acestui juramant
conrepltt en- inima curatl de mi
Inc, ostatec in Saveni. l'am impair
taslt GU aceias inima ostatecilo
earl an sufcrit prin alte inchisol
lprecum 81 tutllror Romanilor il
dnrerati de prabusirea .Tarei lol
Sa ajute Dumnezeu pc toti u,
matorii acestui juramant ca i
staapeasca cat de repede buruis
na cea rea care mabuse samant
cea siinatoasa natimei rom;
nesti.
Il Astazi. IL Maiu 1917.
i Ziua lnaltarei Domnnlui.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-10
.[NF0RNAIN|M

Paris. William b. Leeds,
fiui princesei Anastasia, 81 prin-
,cesa Xenia, nepoata regelui Con
.stantin al Greciei, au foSt cunu-
matt eri in Paris. Mama lui vii
liam Leeds fost maritata prima-
data dupa William B. Leeds, ia
!bricant din Richmond. Indiana
Ea este FLEA ,lui Stewart Worth
ingfon din Cleveland. Dupa moar-
tea lui William Leeds ca "a casa
torit Gu printul sChristofor al Gre
ciei.
Washington. - O organizatie
|de violatori al prohibited fosi
lnimicita All cu arestarea membri.
Tor eli. S'au confiscat suite de ga.
loane de beutura. William Buttlel
minteas acestei organizatiuni Il
lavut asllpra lui $4,000 dollari ii
bancnote in momentul arestarii
Detectivii politiei din toate par.
| tile orasului au aparut in acelas
moment III vrc-O 70 lOcaluri dc
|ale 5organizatiei. intro camera
|politistii au fost amenintati Gu
mOaftea cic lazile, i'm earl era
beutAura, al fost prevazute Ell un
mecanism de pusca care ar fi
|lomorit pc oricine in ear daca
lear fl desclfis fara ca sd pre-
1cautiunea necesara. I'm officer
insa a olbservat la timp-clllSa
;Treizeci si una persoane all fost
.arestste. /
Joseph Nels, de 80 ami, domici.
;liat in Brecksville, OF, venia pc
Fleet Ave. eri GU automobilni sau
Uaeaudu-se o eaura In guna de
la Q roata, Il q atrebuit 81 opresscd
autcmcbilul ii 81 Sc dea h cpar.
t. - drcaes guna. Lucr8nd el NJ
marginea strdxii, ny aptomobil,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-10

l254S Forest HILL Ave, Ia lovit,
daf ASA de raly incat peste cateya
minute a. murit. Green a fost
arestat imediat si' acllzat cu oml-
ciliu.
Ell Paso, Texas. - Patruzeci de
persoane au murit i'll zilelc trc-
cute de galbinare langa Mazetlan
81 cinci la Culiacan. precum
spun telegramele venite din Mexi-
60. Intre victime sunt 81 patru ce-
tateni din Statple Unite. Multi
S an mutat la nord ca sa scape de
endemic.
Riga. Ministerul m,,ncii al
sovietelor rusest'i. a tnifhis agentl
in str;iinatate ca sd recruteze
muncitori tclinicT peltru Ralsia.--
precum spun telegramele sosite
dim Moscova. Agentii vor merge
mai ales in Statele Unite, folio.
sindu-se de imprejurarile actuale
dc acolo. Capitalsll actual all banl
I'll sovietelor sc urea la 7O,O0O!O0O
rublc de aur, prccum spune
agcntia Rosta, care este agcntu
oficiala Il sovietclor din Moscova
Bobby Hunt, acuYat ca in il,na
Aprilie a omorit pc politistul
Elmer sprosty, fiul directorului
siyurastci din Cleveland, - q
fost cri condamnat la penitenciai
pc viata. in curtca GU jurati a ju4
dccatorului Frederick b. Wal
ther. Dupa cetirea verdictulu
| Bobby a cerut judecatorului cs
sd intrebe pc fiecare jurat ca {
vinovat el orr ba. ''Daca iurati
vor spune ca Sunt vinovat. Ell M
due la scaunul electric, dar n,
vreau ca sd flu inchis pc toat;
viata mca c;ci stlnt nevinoyat"
- a dcclarat Hunt. Condamnare:
Fla pcnitenciar pc viata a fost ur
compromis inte jurati, pre-
cum Sc Spune, caci opt, intrt
! earl 81 celc doua femci juratc, al
fost pcntru scaunul electric. la
numai patru au fost pentru cvali
ficarea mai usoarae a crimei.
State College, Pa. = La adu
, mare a 1900 studenti al universe
tatii de stat din Pennsylvania, s.;
tliscutat un apefs tai1e studenti
univcrsitatilor din Europa ca $;
Sc alature studcntilor din Ameri
ca ca toata, tinerimea universitari
din lume si ceara conferintei din
Washington pentrtI desarmare
sfarsitul razboiului. Studentii, c,
unanimitate 81 cu mare enthusiasm
an acceptat resoluta ca sa $
trimita delegatii dim toate univcr
sitatile din Statele Unite ca 81
insiste pc langa conferinta di1
Washington ca pentru totdeun
sa puma um capat razboaielor 5
sa dea sa lnteleaga plembrilor a
cestei conferinte ca tinerimea lu
mil este contra razboaieler.
| Washington. Maresalulu
Foch. care va veni in STATED
Unite ell ocazinnea cOnferintt
| din Washington, Use va da ocs
zlunea ca sa vada un lagar india
| din Statele Unite. Foch admira
curajul indienilor carl, in decul
sui razboiului, an luptat pc pS
mantul Frantei. FL va vista Il
garul indianilor Rosebud di
South Dakota.
Paris. = Batalinnul america
adus de la Riga la Paris ell oc;
zinnea visitei generalului Persl
ing la Paris, = fost dirijat ins
poi la Rim. Acest battalion a a!
teptat timp mai mul8 de, o siipt;
mana dupa raspunsul glivern,lia
britain referitor la dscorarea so
dafulni snecunoscnt Gu MEDAL
congresului american. de oatrc' a
1 Ill M si u n
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-10

Paris. BataliNnul american
adus de la Riga la Paris ell oca-
ziunea visitei generalului Perish
ing la Paris, a fost dirijat ina
POI la Rim. Acest batalion a as
teptat timp mai mulS de, O. sapta-
mama dupa rsispunsul gl,vernuini
britan referitor IN dscorarea sol
datulni 'necunoscnt Gu lnedalia
congresului americaa,. de oatrc' as.
neralul Persliina. lG,Nern,l hritmi
ma fixat inca data, deci trlipa a
fost retrimisiiS la Rin,s in, loc ca sd
tie imbarcata pentE,I lIOuleas Ge-
ncralul Persllinr astsaptsk raspus,-
sui britanilm in i'ieeare II.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-10

condus de Willis Green, de 40 am.
l254s Forest Hill. Ave, Ia lovit,
dar ASA de ran, ilcat peste cateya
minute a. murit. Green fost
arestat imediat 81 acuzat cu omi-
.cidiu.
The Washington times., 1921-06-26
SCHOOL EXPENSES
STAND IN WAY OF
Lower TAX RATE
Commissioners In Frederick Can
Sec no Way Of Reducing
Annual Levy.

FREDERICK. Nd. June 2U.--County
Commissioners are facing q serious
issue In the fixing OF the annual tax
rate and levy, They are between two
phases Of public sentiment, both
strong. that OF reducing the tax rate
and the necessity of allowing public
school teachers q saiary increase prom
,ised by the Board OF Education 4
year ago.
The school board has just presented
its annual budget to the commits
sioners. 1t provides for an increase
OF y3I.05796 over the budget Of iast
year. The total asked this year -
s306.70o. Tho increase Il made up
tho school offcials for merit and as
an Incentive for more thorough
preparation.
The county commissioners. while they
have taken~-no action on the budget,
claim that there must be general and
sweeping reductions In the budget IL
the tax rate Is to be cut -this year
They say that every county depart
ment budget has shown d decided in
crease In appropriation. whereas the
tendency should be toward normal.
The school budget is as follows.
General control - Office expenses,
$500; printing and Advertising, y70o;
board members, allowances. 5000; audit
ing and legal services, 800: salary of
superintendent, 1880: travel ex-
penses OF superintendent. 5000; salary
of clerk. 1920; salary, attendance Of
fcer, 5000; travel expenses. attendance
officer, $3.50. other costs Of control,
1900; stenographer. $40.
Institutional service--SalQries, white
supervisors, 81 400. salaries, colored
supervisors, 5000: expenses, white su-
pervisors. $500; expenses, colored
supervisors 1925; other supervision
expenses. $500; teachers salaries,
white. elementary teachers. $153eS5:
high school teachers. s64.S00: teachers
salaries. coloreds elementary teach
ers, $4,000: high school teachers, $500:
institutes and associations. $3.50: sum
mer schools, s2,700: other costs OF in
struction, 81 $50; mape. $1,000.
Operation OF school piant--Janitors
wages, s11 900 /; Janitors supplies.
$1,000; fuel. $4,000; water. light and
power, $f.400; other costs OF opera
tion. 81 800
Maintenance of school plant--Un-
forcseen repair and upkeep, $1,000;
rent of school buildings, $500; type
writer's and exchange, $500; stoves,
$500.
Auxiliary agencies-School libraries.
5000: health service. 81, 200; transpor-
tation of pupils, $4,000; transportation
New Market, $1,000: community ac-
tivities, 5000; tuition adjoining coun-
ties, $1,000; other auxiliary agencies.
$3.50; ST Euphemias. $3.50: physical
education, $4,000.
Fixed : charges-Insurance, $500:
contributions, etc. 500; debit service,
interest on short-term loans, $500
capital outlay, land. s2,foo; total.
s306,700.
The Washington times., 1921-06-26
SISTER, WITNESS
FOR STATE, HELPS
CONVICT BROTHERS
Testimony cIinches Case On
Men Accused OF Robbing
Freight Trains.

CLARKSBURG, w. Va, June 3d.
That more than $4,000 worth OF
merchandise had been stolen on the
Parkersburg division Of the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad Company in the last
year was the statement made by rail-
road detectives while testifying In
criminal court here this week In tho
case of Homer Church and Ray Church
brothers. who were found suilty Of
the theft OF goods from box cars or
the railroad company Tho charge
on which the brothers were convicted
IL grand larceny and carries with IL
. penalty Of from one to ten years
In the State penintentiary.
The railroad detectives declared
that tho car robbers worked in con-
Junction with an organized band Of
taxi bandits. The car robbers, they
said. would board Q freight train at
q small town near Parkersburs. and
then break into . box car containing
merchandise. As the train proceeded
toward ClarksburG the robbers tossed
on boxes Of goods st certain desig-
mated points along the railroad. Later
the taxi bandits came along in antos
and gathered up the loot.
A pretty young woman still In her
teens--Mrs. Lottie Philipps. q sister
OF the Church brothers who were con-
victsd--aidsd the officers materially
in recovering more than 1000 worth
OF merchandise which had been stolen
Although realizing that she was testi-
flying against her own brothers, Mrs.
Philips was tho star witness for the
State. With touch OF pathos in her
vuicA aha told fha co,irf that tir,aa
and again she had pleaded with her
brothers to earn their living honestly.
Twenty minutes after the attorneys
completed their arguments, the jury
came In with q verdict OF guilty in
the case of the Church brothers
The Washington times., 1921-06-26
TWO METHODIST
CHURCHES UNITE
AT MD. CAPITAL
First and Maryland Avenue Con-
gregations Merged Under
Name of Calvary.

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. June 25.-The
congregations Of the First Methodist
Episcopal Church and the Maryland
Avenue Methodist Church. of this
city. will unite tomorrow under the
name OF Calvary Methodist Episcopal
Church. Union services will be held
in the building on Statehouse circle,
formerly occupied by the former
body. and the congregations will con-
tinue to worship together.
The preacher in the morning will
be the Rev. Don s. Colt, superintend-
ent OF the district which includes the
church. and In the evening Bishop w.
r. Mcdowell will preach. The merger
OF the Sunday schools will take place
the following Sunday. and the school
will be conducted in the building for
merry occupied by the Maryland Ave-
nue. congregation.
Tho merger of these two churches
Is one of the most important events
in the religious history of the COM
munity. The congregation of First
Church was formed In 1875, and Mary
land Avenue. then Wesley Chapel"
was organized from a number who
withdrew from the parent body in
1885. Both have been prosperous, but
IL was thought that more effective
work could be done Jointly. particu-
larly as the churches are only two
blocks apart.
The congregations parted when
First Church decided to secure pipe
organ and to charge for pews. Later,
Maryland Avenue also in stalled a pipe
organ and the older church gave up
the system of paid pews Thus. the
original sources of controversy were
removed.
About $4,000 has been voted by
the committee OF the general confer
ence of the Methodist Church to as
sist In additions to the church build
ing to improve facilities for institu-
tional work, with special reference TO
midshipmen and enlisted men who are
at Annapolis. Additional ground ad-
taoent to the church has been OBJ
tained and work will begin promptly.
DR.. Harry w. Burgan and Rev
Emmett r. Spence, pastors, respec-
lively. of First Church and Maryland
Avenue Church, will remain as Joint
pastors OF Calvary Church until the
end of the conference year, next
March. Major Hugh r.. Riley, for
mer superintendent of the Sunday
school of the First Church. has been
named by the nominating committee
as superintendent of the merged Sun
day school.
The Washington times., 1921-06-26
VOCATIONAL BOARD
HAS83,5O4M IN
TRAINING WORK
Business, Agriculture, and Pro-
fessions Attract Students to
University Of Uncle Sam.

The Federal Board for Vocational
Education has today sa.504 vocation
ally handicapped and disabled 4 men
and women In training. They are In
placement training in approximately
$1,000 establishments and 2,0o0 edu-
cational Institutions. 1t win be seen
from these figures that Uncle Sam is
conducting the worlds largest uni-
versity. These students are divided
into the following general types of
training: Agricultural training. IL per
cent; business and commercial train
ing. % per cent, professional educa-
tion, IA per cent; trade and Industrial
training: 33 per cent; pre-vocational
training. is per cent.
The board is furnishing training
for so4 women who were disabled in
the military service such as army
nurses and yeowomen. The Federal
Board is giving training in every es-
tablished course of instruction and
trade.
The Washington times., 1921-06-26
CAPT. MUTTON. SLATED FOR
ADMIRAL, IS vIRCINiAN

WINCHESTER, Va, June 35.--Capt.
Louis Mccoy Mutton. who has been
recommended BY Secretary Dsnby for
promotion to the rank of rear ad-
mirai In the United States Navy. is
native Of Winchester. He is at
present commandant of the Philadel-
phia Navy Yard. Captain Mutton IL
a SON OF the late Col Joseph A. Null
ton. who commanded the old Second
Virginia Regiment, National Guard,
and who was gallant Confsderats
soldier.
Captain Nuiton's mother. Mrs vir-
ginia Mutton, lives here. He is a
brother of Howard s. Mutton, we'll
known fire insurance adjuster of Richs
mond. and Of Mrs- John B. Hoffman,
Wilmington. Del. and Herbert s. Lar
rick. His wife was formerly Miss
Minnie G. Mutton. OF Winchester, and
they have two daughters. Captain
Mutton graduated at the Naval Acad-
emy with Richmond p. Hobson.
The Washington times., 1921-06-26
Harvesters' Wages Cut.

WINCHESTER, Va, June 25.-Har-
vest hands are no longer getting war;
time wages for their work, and ac-
cording to harvesters arriving here
from the country districts they were
paid at the rate of from 81 to $3.50
per day with dinner thrown in" by
the farmers. There was some dis
position shown by iaborers TO demand
more, but farmers said they could not
afford II with wheat at t1.3o bushel
The Washington times., 1921-06-26
How to Obtain This Victrola

Remember, Like all good things. the
supply Is limited. Why not call Mon
day and hear this marvellous instru-
mentf If you cannot call. telephone,
and reserve yours.
The Washington times., 1921-06-26
BOY FALLS DEAD FROM
LOG IN KANANliA RIVER

CHARLESTON, w. Va, June 49,
Heart failure while sitting on. log
over the river caused Audrey Bare.
thirteen. TO fall dead into the waters
OF hanawha, here. He had gone with
a number OF companions 10 swim. Be
fore entering the water he complained
of being III. and sat down on the log,
from which he fell Into the river
shortly afterwards.
The Washington times., 1921-06-26

Investigate our Vic
tor r ecord service.
Our Records are new
- unused - perfect,
because they are Seal
ed Victor Records.
The Washington times., 1921-06-26

OF England ID en-
gagged. During
the past year she
has been report
ed engaged no
less than fifteen
times. The very
latest Q or t
from England Is
h at Princess
Mary is now en-
gagged to young
Lord Apsley, the
eldest son Of the
Earl Of Bathurst.
Lord Apsley Is
A.
The Washington times., 1921-06-26

twenty-slX and mas KNOW tlo
Princess ever since they were
children. Lord Apsley,s mother
is the gifted owner Of the London
Morning Post. He is . typical
young English aristocrat, tall and
scholarly.
The Washington times., 1921-06-26
New Husband Picked
For Princess
Mary

Every now and then. when gos-
sips have nothing else to do they
start q rumor that Princess Mary