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The New York herald., 1921-02-11
Rapid Pace Set
BY Newcomers in
Midnight Frolic'
Novelties in Music, Dancing
and Fun Presented in New
Ziegfeld Revue.

With several new numbers F1orenz
ziegfeld. Jr.. has revised the Midnight
Frolic." which opened atop the New
Amsterdam Theatre Wednesday night
so that it seems like an entirely new
entertainment-even its foster-father.
Edward Royce, who staged 1t. would
hardly know It. One of the newcomers
is Anna Wheaton. and with her spright-
ly personality she renders songs. assist
ed at the piano by her composer, Her
man Hupfeld. in a manner that is un-
flaggingly pleasing and makes one for
get that the dawn will presently be
along.
The same thing might lie said Of the
whole series of engaging acts, which
rattle along with such swiftness one
feels the clock begins to speed up too
fast around midnight. 1t hardly leaves
pretty faces. Prominent among them Is
Eleanor Griffith, who sings two highly
attractive numbers, "Gondolier' and
Rose Of My Heart" and doesn't have
to depend on her winsome face to put
her voice over.
Phil Baker tells some new jokes that
have to be heard from his lips to be
appreciated Lots of folks are going 10
get regulations as raconteurs at parties
on the strength Of Phirs anecdotes. You
can see it in their eyes as they hang on
his words. Then Jack Hanley juggles
in the most complicated fashion with
that extremely ludicrous air Of trying
to keep his mind off something else. He
is one of the prizes of the show. almost
At to be exhibited In glass case.
Bird Millman performs new stunts on
the wire which may curl the hair OF
others as much as they have her own
tresses.
Ben ALI Haggin's pageants never lose
their fascination, so splendidly are the
colors harmonized. and Joseph Urban's
settings are like whiff Of the great out
Doors specially imported to the roof.
Ballard MacDonald's lyrics to Harry
Carrolls music swing along agreeably.
and only a man with fallen arches could
resist the temptation of Dabney's syn
copated orchestra
Other performers are Herbert Hoey
and Kathlene Martyr. in songs; the
Fairbanks Twins. In uutiring and grace
ful dances; Virginia Bell, in striking
Javanese dance Edythe Baker at the
piano. raising syncopation to fine art.
and Airline Chase in a dance.
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sALMAGUNDI ART, $4,000.

The second evenings session in the
annual sale OF small works by members
az the Salmagundi Club last night to-
tailed $500. Edward Dufner's canvas
of children" brought the highest price
Of the evening, 1915. Frank Tenney
Johnson's Canon Tralr sold for 5000
and Gustave wagner's winding Road
for siS250. 'Silvery Morning." by
George Brucstic. went for s162.5o. and
'Sunset." by Charles p. Appel. sold for
S1b6.
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Society Hears
'MefiStOfeIe' at
the MetropoHton
Nine. Aida Sings Margherita,
With Mr.. Gigli in Role Of
Faust.

A repetition of Boito's "Mehstofele,"
with all It's wealth of color carnival
and engrossing dramatic action. was
last nights offering at the Metropolitan,
with Nine. Aida as MargheritG, Benia-
mino Gigli as resourceful Faust and
Mr.. Mardones sonorous devil. The
audience, which was large. showed en-
thusiasttc approval of the sumptuous
production. Mr.. Moranzoni conducted.
Mrs. William Watts Sherman's guests
In box included Lady Camoys. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Kelley Brent and Mr.. Robert
Sedgwick, Jr. DR.. and Mrs. Harold Bar
clay were with Mrs. r. T. Wilson In
box 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman whitehouse and
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel A. Weldon were
with Mrs. Charles b. Alexander in box
~. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wright Har-
rin,an, Miss Miriam Hartman and Mr.
Alar Hartman were In box 8.
Miss c. Lucy Frelinghuysen and Mr..
George Gibbs were guests Of Mrs. Will
lam Bayard Cutting in box 2S The
party In the Astor box included Mss
Eleanor L. r. Lawrence. Mr.. and Mrs.
beverley Bogert and Mr.. and Mrs.
Bradish G. Johnson.
Ihe party Win MT. anu MIS-. OIldTieS
Mather MacNeill In Box 81 included
Mrs. T. J. Oakley Rhinelander, Mrs.
Charles S. Whitman and Messrs. Ches-
ter Alan Arthur, George Ledlie and
James B. Clews. In Box 13 were Mr..
and Mrs. George Henry Warren. Jr..
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick M. Goodwin and
Mrs. Herbert Claiborne Pell. Jr.
Others present were Mr.. and Mrs.
James B. Taylor. Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. Will
tam b. Osgood Field. Mrs. Moses Taylor
Campbell Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips Allen
Clark. Mr.. and Mrs. Newbold Morris.
Major-Gen. and Mrs. Charles Fl. Sher-
rill. Miss Georgine Iselin. Mrs James
r. d. Lanier and Mrs. J. Frederic Tams.
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MRS. MUENCHINCER'S
ESTATE TO MANAGER
Widow LedUes Famous NerO.
port Hotel to B. S. Boldtuin.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
NEWPORT, r. l.. Feb. 10.-By the will
of the late Mrs. Amanda s. Muenchin-
ger. probated here to-day, all the prop
erty. personal and real estate, is left TO
Burton S. Baldwin. for the last four
years manager of the Muenchinger King
Hotel. The hotel Is worth more than
5000, 900.
Mrs. Muenchinger came here from,
Germany to visit her uncle In Hoboken.
and after being there only few days
ran away TO Newport to answer an ad-
vertisement for a girl to work In a
candy store. A few months later the
proprietor OF the store. Gustave A.
Muenchinger. married her. and the
Muenchinger-King has been the result
of their efforts. Tine hotel has long been
a rendezvous for society.
Mrs. Muenchinger had only one rela-
tive in the United States, Miss Irene NJ.
Huebel OF Boston, and by the will Mr..
Baldwin is appointed guardian for Miss
Huebel. The hotel will go on as usual.
Mrs Muenchinger's husband died In 1917
and since that time Mr.. Baldwin, who
was formerly a professor In Columbia
University. has been the manager OF the
estate.
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START WELLESLEY CAMPAIGN.

In the ballroom of the Colony Club
February II. more than a thousand
New York women. all graduates and
former students OF Wellesley. and their
friends will gather through the courtesy
of Miss Candace Stimson and Mrs. Rich
ard Billings at a reception in honor OF
President Ellen +. Pendleton of Welles-
ley and Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin +. Greene
of Boston. The event will start the
campaign for Wellesley's $2.700. 900
semi-centennial fund. There will be
dancing at 10 o'clock.
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AIKEN.

Special Despotch to THE New YosK HExALD.
AIKEN, S. c.. Feb. 10.-Messrs Paul
Drexel Mills and Clarence w. Dolan
have returned from the Dolan hunting
lodge at cambridge, Ga, after a very
successful hunt
Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose Clark have
left for a short visit to New York, ac-
companied by Mr.. Quincy A. Shaw.
Among the arrivals at Willcox's to-
day was Mrs. William Lengle of New
York, who came to join her mother.
Mrs. Charles s. Brown. Mr.. Brown will
return from New York Saturday to be
with them.
At luncheon given to-day by Mrs.
Walter A. Wood at Willcox's among
the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. c. Oliver
Iselin, Mrs c. c. Harrison, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry T.. Lippitt and Mr.. and Mrs. L.
A. Frothinghan
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OBITUARIES.
FREDERICK u. HENDERSON.

Mrs William A. Norwood of 143 Buck
ingham road. Flatbush. has been notified
by telegram Of the sudden death of her
brother. Frederick B. Henderson. who
was head of the orpheum Western Cir
cult and also head of F. B. Henderson
G Co.. which ran the restaurant and
music hall at Coney Island. Mr.. Hen
derson died while golhng near L5s An
geles.
Mr.. Henderson was prominent figure
in the development OF Coney Island He
was one of the organizers and the first
president of the Coney Island Bank. He
helped to organize the Orpheum Circuit
IN Chicago and west of that city. and
was for ten years head of the Western
circuit.
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IN M f M o RIAM .

DAvIs.--In constant. tenderest memory of
our beloved eldest son. william Edwin
Davis, Jr.. who entered life eternal Feb
ruary IL. 1920.
MURRAY I'm loving memory OF my mother.
Cecilia (nee Gahan). died January II, at
her residence. 4O1 West 145th st. Dublin
papers please copy.
sTOKES.--In memory OF Thomas A. Stokes.
died February IL. 1919. Anniversary mass
at Yonkers. ". Y.
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At the home of her mother. Mrs. Sey-
mour j. Hyde, at SIS Park avenue.
Mrs. Charles A. Moore of Round Hill.
Greenwich. Conn. Is lying very Ill from
sleeping sickness. 1t was learned yester-
day. The latest person to be stricken
with that somewhat rare and mysterious
disease was a bride last year. Her mar
riage to Mr.. Moore. of the firm Of
Manning. Maxwell & Moore of New
York. was celebrated June s. Since
then they have been living at Mr..
Moores beautiful country home She
was brought to New York two weeks
ago when the disease mades its ap-
pearance In order to be near specialists
for treatment
Mr. Moore, who Is at his wife's bed
side almost constantly. said last night
that her condition at the end of the
second week of it Is most encouraging.
She has waking hours and has been
able to take nourishment Her case
has shown Improvement right along.
he said. In many cases the patient has
to be fed artifcially. but at no time
has Mrs Moore's condition been such
that II has been necessary to administer
sustenance. DR.. Albert Lamb is attend
ing her.
Mrs. Moore, who was Miss Elizabeth
Hyde, Is a daughter of the late Seymour
J. Hyde, we'll known New York mer-
chant and Mrs. Hyde. The latter also
has a country home at Greenwich called
Loneoak. near that of her daughter
and son-in-law.
Mr.. Moore served in the army during
the war with the rank of major He ia
son OF the late Charles A. Moore.
whom he succeeded as president of the
manu- featuring concern with which the
nam, is identified. A sister Is the
Duchess de Torlonia. now residing in
Italy
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DI ED.
In MemoriAu

ALLEN:-on February ., Arthur. W; Ser
vices Stephen Merritts Chapel. 223 Sth
nv., near 2Ist st.. Friday. 10 A. NJ.
ALLEN.--Ethei Duane. wife of John Ernest
Allen and daughter OF John Hyrno and
Annie y. Tucker. at Montclair. y. J..
neral service at late residence and inter
ment at Providence. II. l.. private. II Is
requested that no flowers be sent.
BosTw1cK.-Mar Frances. widow OF
Charles Coffin Bostwlck aud mother of
the late william de Forest Bostwick and
Charles II. Bostwick, February 10, 1921.
Funeral private. Interment at Hudson.
N. Y. Kindly omit flowers.
BRoSEN. IN his seth year, beloved
father Of Rosie Miller. Ella Loewenthal.
Mary Segal, Jennie Levy. Gussie Schaef-
fer. Paul, Julius and Abraham Brossn:
Lenox av.. Friday. February ii. at 1
=. NJ. Kindly omit flowers.
BRosEN. Of Darcy Lodge. No.
1877, +. and A. NJ. are requested 10 attend
the funeral OF our late Brother Bernard
Brosen. from Martin Picks Chapel, 227
Lenox ay.. Friday afternoon, February 4.
at o'clock. Harry Meyer. Master: WILL
lam A. Miller. Secretary.
cLARIS.-Mrs.S Farley, formerly Miss Anna
Herzer OF Richmond. Va, February 4. In
Brooklyn, N. Y. Relatives communicate
at once with Russeks. 362 5th av.
coPAfANN.---Jules w. formerly seagate
New York harbor. at his residence, Full
ton Farm. West Long Branch. ". j..
"wednesday, February Q. Services VIII be
the chapel at Greenwood Cemetery.
Brooklyn, ". Y.
cURTIN.--Ma H., on February g. 1921.
youngest child Of Daniel Francis curtia
and the late Mary Elizabeth Geary.
Funeral from her late residence. T23
Union av.. Bronx. Requiem mass at st.
Anselm,s Church Friday. February II.
London (Conn.) and Boston Mass
papers please cory.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore B. Thompson
OF 345 West Eighty-seventh street yes
terday announced the marriage of their
Miss Alice v. Thompson, to
Mr. John III. Carpenter Of this city. The
wedding took place at Greenwich. Conn.
on Tuesday afternoon. The bride was
by her sister. Mrs. Ralph Hor-
ton. and the bridegroom by Mr.. II. c.
Sickier. A dinner and small reception
was given by the brides parents at the
The New York herald., 1921-02-11
DANCE FOR SETTLEMENT.

For the benefit of Kennedy House Set
uement for boys at 425 West Forty-thrd
street dance was held last night In the
rose room OF the Plaza and In advance
dinners were given by Mrs. T. Laurance
Saunders. Mrs. George F. Coolidge, Mrs
J. Morley Hitzrot. Mrs. Charles u Wig
gin and Mrs. Robert II. Montgomery. A
fair sum was raised for the settlement,
which sends boys each summer to Bear
Mountain.
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ST. AUGUSTINE.

Special Despatch to THE New YoRK HERALD.
ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla, Feb. 10.-Will-
lam H Beardsley. president OF Flag
ler System. has arrived at the Ponce de
Leon from New York
Senator james w. Wadsworth was
among the arrivals to-day at the Ponce
de Leon. Others who registered there
were Senator Lawrence c. Phipps of
Colorado, Mr.. and Mrs. d. B. Gish of
Washington, Mr.. Charles S. Hebard OF
Chestnut Hill. Pa, and Mrs. Z. +. Maj
fit of st. Louis.
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NICHOLAS POWER.

Funeral services will be held tonight
for Nicholas Power, inventor of a pro-
jecting machine that takes the flicker out
OF motion pictures. Mr.. Power was
sixty-six years old and lived at 81 Clark
street. Brooklyn. He died on Monday at
Palm Beach. He was president Of the
Nicholas Power Company, manufacturer
of motion picture machines, until few
years ago. when he retired. He is sur
vived by his wife and two daughters.
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BARON r.. KONDO.

TOXIC. Feb. 9.-Baron Rempei Kondo.
pres dent of the Nippon Yusen Kaisha,
a Japanese mail steamship company.
died here to-day. Baron Kondo was
long connected with the shipping busi-
ness. and was appointed a director when
the present company was organized. He
was decorated with the Second Order Of
the Rising Sun In recognition Of his SER
vice in the transportation of Japanese
troops in the war with Russia.
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MRS. b. p. b. SAUNDERS.

Mrs. Bessie Perry Barden Saunders.
director of the translation department OF
the National City Bank. died yesterday
in her home at 81 West Tenth street. She
had been Ill for several months, suffering
from ar. attack of influenza She was
born In New York city and was a grad
uate of Hunter College. She leaves her
mother. Mrs II. c. Barden. Funeral
services will be held this morning. In
terment will be In Massachusetts,.
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NEW ATLANTIC CITY HOTEL.
$3,5OO,0OO Structure to Take Place
of SheIburne.


of SheIburne.
Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
ATLANTIC CITY, Feb. 10.--The Shell
burne, at Boardwalk and Michigan ave-
nue.. is to be replaced by a sixteen story
fireproof structure to cost $3,500,00o
The hotel was owned until last spring
by Rodman Wanamaker. Jacob Weikel,
the present owner, was formerly lessee
Of the establishment The Shelburne is
favorite rendezvous of Mayor Hylan
and other New York officials.
Plans for the new Shelburne are to be
drawn by Warren & Wetmore, architects.
Of New York, who drafted the plans for
the Ritz-Carlton Hotel. now approaching
completion in the Chelsea section of this
resort
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WASHINGTON.

Several hundred guests attended the
reception given by the Congressional
Club last night In honor Of Speaker and
Mrs Gillett. Mr.. Charles B. Ward,
president of the club. received tho guests
and presented them to the Speaker and
Mrs Gillett. The Marine Band played
and the party wound up with dancing.
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Lady Gefldaa u,ifa "a

Lady Geddes, wife Of the British Am
bassador, had a luncheon yesterday a.
the embassy for Miss Bowman of New
York. who Is her guest. In the after
noon Lady Geddes was hostess to MEM
bers OF the Dobbs Ferry Alumna of
Washington, who are arranging a con-
cert for the benefit Of the building fund
The New York herald., 1921-02-11
DIR. MAX DyoRAK.

LONDON. Feb. 10.-Dr. Max Dvorak.
the famous art historian Of Vienna Uni
versity. is dead at Grusbach, Moravia.
says a Berlin despatch to the London
Times.
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MISS MARIE ROBERTS TO WED.

Mrs. Carroll w. Roberts. formerly of
Denver. announces the engagement of
er daughter. Miss Marie Louise Rob-
erts. to Mr.. Lewis F. Moore OF Bound
Brook, N. j., and New York.
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MISS TAYLOR's RECITAL.

Miss Louise Darclee Taylor. soprano
with Gustave Ferrari Mt the piano. gave
her first recital here last night in Aeo-
lian Hall. In old airs and many songs
she disclosed better knowledge Of style
than general vocal assets.
The New York herald., 1921-02-11

Col. the Marquis vittorio Asinari di
Rernezzo. Military Attache of the Italian
Embassy. has come from Washington
to rhe Vanderbilt. where Mr.. John Joyce
Broderick. Commercial Counselor of the
British Embassy, also Is stopping.
The New York herald., 1921-02-11

Justice Clarke of the Supreme Court
gave dinner last night, with the Secre-
tary Of State and Mrs. Colby and Sec
the guests.
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The French Ambassador and Nine
Jusserand were the guests in whose
honor the secretary Of the Smithsonian
Institution and Mrs. Charles d. Walcot,
entertained at dinner last night.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

A~AS " AOA~AAs
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Douglass Green'of 10
East Seventy-fifth street gave dinner
last night for Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Phelps Dodge OF Colorado Springs.
Among their guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Albert z. Gray. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Duer
Irving, Mr.. and Mrs. James S Cushman.
Mrs. George p. Messerv and Mr.. Frank
]. Dupignac
Owing to the death in Boston of Mrs
George X. Barrett. mother OF Mr.. James
Cummings Barr of II East Sixty-eighth
street, Mrs. Barr has recalled invita-
tons for dinner and musicale for Mrs
Prescott Bigelow of Boston cot for to-
morrow night.
Prince de Bearn ct de Chalais coun-
sellor Of the French Embassy in Wash
tngton was entertained Wednesday even
ing at dinner and the opera by Mr.. and
Mrs. Maurice Leon of Irungton-o on
Hudson, the other guests being Mr.. and
Mrs. Elon H. Hooker, Mr. and Mrs
Joseph H. Choate and Mr.. Jules Ber-
their.
Mrs. f. Ambrose Clark has arrived at
the st. Regis from Aiken, S. c.
Miss Marion Kemp. who has been liv-
ing In Rome for several years. gave a
dinner last night at the st. Regis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ogden Bacon will
give a dinner tonight and take their
guests to the Bachelors dance at the
Vanderbilt.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Egerton Webb viii
start to-day for Palm Beach. where they
Will visit DR.. and Mrs. w. Seward Webb
Mrs. Whitelaw Reid will arrive from
London March II and after q weeks stay
here will go to California.
Mr.. Herbert Hartman, who has been
visiting Mr.. Joseph Hartman in New
port. has returned to New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Jones Colford,
Jr.. the latter formerly Mrs. Nelson
Vanderbilt. have returned from their
honeymoon In the Ad'rondacks and are
at their apartment 405 Park avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Schuyler Livingston Par
sons. son-,n-law and daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. j. Fred Pierson, Jr.. are oc-
cupying an apartment at 10 West Fifty
fifth street.
guest of Mr.. Ernest T.. Lorillard In
South Carolina, has returned to New
York
Mr.. Madison Grant and Mr.. Norman
Grant will sail on the steamship Mexico
on Saturday. February ~. for two
weeks at Nassau. later visiting Palm
Beach and Miami.
Senior Louis Claro president Of the
Chilean Senate. is at the Hotel Nc
Alpin. arriving yesterday for q short
stay in the United States He Is accom-
panied by his wife and family.
DR.. and Mrs. Preston Pooe Satter-
yesterday by wing luncheon party in
the business section or the city. They
entertained their guests. sixty In num-
ber. in India House. One of the reasons
that impelled the host and hostess to
give their luncheon in the financial dis
trict is the fact that men with business
obligations frequently are unable to go
to the upper part Of the city during the
middle OF the day.
Mrs. Vanderbilt entertained at dinner
last night for Count and Countess Sze-
chenyi in her home and will give another
dinner there next Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cortlandt Field Bishop
gavo dinner party In their home last
night.
Col. the Marquis vittorio Asinari di
RerDazzo Military Aftarha ~ fba Ttayto ,
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Mrs. Frank Gray Griswoid arrived
yesterday from New York to visit Mrs.
]. Borden Hartman.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Cortlandt Field Bishoy
gavo dinner party In their home las
night.
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Mrs. Vanderbilt entertained at dinner
last night for Count and Countess SEE
chenyi in her home and will give another
dinner there next Tuesday.
The New York herald., 1921-02-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Jay r. Carlise hac twen-
ty friends for dinner last night In the
Vanderbilt
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-09-16

ger Of Standard OIL company Of Sac
ramonto. accompanied by Messers,
Wagner and Mulcher. from tho lubri-
eating department OF the office at
San Francisco. are in the city for q
few days in the interests OF their
company.
J. w. Mccoy. OF Medford. 10 In the
city today looking after his interests
here, and will remain untl Sunday.
Mrs. r. s. sutton left this morn
Ing for Baker. Oregon. Her sister.
Mrs. Emma Freeman. who Is an In
valid will return with her and will
remain here for an indefinite visit.
Ormand Rankin. representing va
rious insurance companies, Is In the
city on business connected with his
agencies.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-09-16

An order was made by the court
In the case OF the Bullock Msrcan-
tile company against J. 8. Goble on
four counts in an action to recover
money. the sum alleged to be owing
the plaintiff amounting to &ls6.05
with attorney fees Of $50. Judgment
was given the plaintiff.
The suit filed py Steve 8tukel
against f. II. and Carrie =. Jobes
was ordered dismissed. The case of
the klamath Hardware against Il J.
Jenkins was ordered dismissed as the
plaintiff received $685. from the
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-09-16

A. Roediger; william 0anong. Moses
Hart against Pansy Hart; william
Ganong. Ben Mitchell against Anna
r. Mitchell; william Ganons. Roy H.
Coo kasainst Nellie Jeanne Cook.
Judge Kuykendan signed the de-
cree Of divorce today In the case Of
Irma Littler against James Littler
The action brought by Robert q.
Houston against Anna l.. Houston
was dismissed at the cost of the de-
fendant. The suit OF Robert A.
Hawk was also dismissed against
Lille Hawk at the plaintiffs cost.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-09-16
CIRCUIT COURT NOTES

An order was made today to sell
the holdings Of Ray wildsy In the
Deer Head Grill on an account
held by George Brstton. receiver.
The amount due on tho property Il
$1,000. held by George Tallman. In
terest at 8 per cent has been due
on the above amount since octob-
or IL. 1870. The court order en-
powers the receiver to dispose Of
the lease and all the fixtures In the
restaurant to satisfy the judgment.
The action is based In the suit filed
by George Tallman against Ray
Wildey.
Judgment was entered today In
the case Of d. J. Ayers against
J. J. steigers. in which the court
orders the suit dismissed at the
cost Of the plaintiff. The order
reads that Q Jurors signed . verdict
in favor Of the defendant.
An order non-suiting the case Of
H. w. Free against q. B. Henry.
Roy Moore. L. N. Evans. and the
"Lakevetw Stage company" was
made and dismissed at tho cost Of
the plaintiff.
A default and judgment order
was issued in the case Of Charles
e. Drew against J. C. Mitchell and
the property owned BY the defend
ant ordered garnisheed for the sum
Of S3.1S4.86 alleged to be due the
plaintiff.
Judge Kuykendsll has issued a
number Of orders appointing refer
ees In the following divorce actions;
William Ganong. in the suit brought
by Florence M. Roediger against Carl