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Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-08-12

Mrs. Clarence Crittendcn Calhoun
of Washington, D. C., is president OF
the Woman's National Foundation,
the aim OF which is to affiliatcfcmin-
inc activities in America by means
of glorilicd club, home and civic
center in the national capital. Any
white woman of good moral charac-
ter over eighteen years of age rcsid-
ing in the United States or its de-
Tendencies, is eligible for member
ship in the Foundation.
All members when in Washington
will have use of the Foundation
grounds of nine and half acres of
wooded land in an exclusive residcn-
tial section easily accessible from the
city's center. In the historic home
on this estate there have already
been opened restaurant and reccp-
ton rooms for use of members and
their guests, where it is intended that
women Of all interests will meet on
neutral ground.
In the fall lecture courses will be
begun. That on Civics will be con-
Quoted personally by Mrs. Maud
Wood Park. There will also be
clearing house of information on
feminine activities and bulletin for
the benefit of members. Later it is
planned to erect hotel for out-of-
town members, theatre and con-
vention hall for use of clubs. A
group of prominent, patriotic women
have already given $1,000 each for
the initiation Of this work. They are
to be known as the Founders Club,
to which other women contributing
the same amount will be eligible for
limited period. Founders will have
their names inscribed on the stone of
the new buildings. Those interested
in the Foundation work should COM
municate with Mrs. c. c. Calhoun,
Woman's National Foundation, Con-
rccticut Avenue, N. W., Washington,
,. c.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-08-12
The Road to Riches

The farmer, whom the world
SaluteS
With differential care,
Once wore his trousers in his
boots
And hayseed in his hair,
While those with patent leather
shoes
And neckties all intense
In idle moments would amuse
Themselves at his expense.
Now when l see the farmer man
In opulence draw near
My costume with regret | scan
And think it cost me dear;
Would | have delved among the
roots
Out in the open air
And worn my trousers IN my
boots
And hayseed in my hair.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-08-12
One Paper Here

"How many papers in this
town." asked the stranger in
Chiggersville.
Cone"
But | understoond there were
two-the Clarion and the Times"
"Sir, l am the editor of the
Clarion. l never have recogniz-
ed and never will recognize the
existance of a competitor"
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-08-12
Got Acquainted

Having any success with ybur
garden2"
"The best ever" replied Mr..
"What are you raisingY"
"Nothing. But if | hadn't had
a row with one Of my new neigh
bors over his chickens and then
a reconciliation | might not have
discovered that he has well
stocked cellar"
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-08-12
Head Work
A wood-pecker pecks

A wood-pecler pecks
Out a great many pccks
OF sawdust when building a hut /;
He works like a niger
To make the hole bigger,
He's sore if his cutter won't cut.
He doesn't use plans
OF cheap artisans,
But there's one thing can rightly
be said,
The hole excavation
Has this explanation,
He builds it by using his head.
Selected.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-08-12
Attention, Bridegrooms!

"Just what is the difference
between henpecked husband
and the other kind Of husband?'
asked the Bachelor.
"Well," explained the Bene-
dict, "the henpecked husband
gives in to his wife right away,
but the other kind of husband
doesn't give in until the next
day"
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-08-12
Why it is Necessary

"Why is scantness of attire
considered so necessary in art9"
"You See," replied the emin-
cnt sculptor, at takes a long
time to make a statue and we
couldn't afford to have it left
on your hands because the
clothes were out of style"
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-08-12
Not On Vashon

The heat was so intense in
Washington, d. c., recently, that
a Kentucky representative won
a bet when he said it was hot
enough to fry eggs on the steps
Of the capitol. The eggs were
procured and the heat slowly
fred them.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-08-12
Equally Rich
$50 this is HollywOod?'

$50 this is Hollywood"
eyes"
"And I suppose all these hand
some residences and grounds be-
long to motion picture stars?'
"All but that imposing man.
sion on the corner there. 1t be-
longs to a celebrated divorce
lawyer. n-Birmingham Herald.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-08-12

Notice is hereby given that Knut
j. Field, Administrator of the Estate
of John l.. Hanson, deceased, has filed
in the office of the Clerk of said
Court his final report and petition for
distribution, asking the Court to set
tie said Report, distribute the prop
crty to the persons thereto entitl-
ed and to discharge said administrator
and that said Report and petition will
be heard on the II day of August, 1921,
ut $50 A. NJ, at the Court Room of
the Probate Department of said Court.
Dated this llth day of July, 1921.
GEORGE A. GRANT,
Clerk of said Court.
BY H. c. GORDON, Deputy
First Publication July 10, 1921.
Last Publication August 5, 1921.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-08-12
KING COUNTY FERRY SYSTEM

Kitsap County Route-Seate Vashon Heights Harper
Effective May 2S 1921 Subject to change without notice.
Leave Seattle Leave Leave
(Foot of Marion ST. VaShon Heights Harper
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-08-12
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF WASHINGTON,
FOR KING COUNTY
IN PROBATE

No. SiS6-NOTICE OF HEARING
IINAL REPORT AND PETITION
FOR DISTRIBUTION.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-08-12
PIERCE COUNTY FERRY
(South End Ferry
Daily Service Between
PIT. Defiance and Tahlcquah
LEA YES
S. S. V A S H 0 N A

S. S. SHONA
Leave Burton Leave Tacoma
GAO a 800 AM
1l.OO a N zoo pm
$50 pm 5.15pm
Sunday Sunday
Leave Burton Leave Tacoma
1875 am 9.00am
5.OOpm 6.l5pm
Saturday
Extra Boat Leaves
Burton go p m Tacoma II p m
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-08-12
S T L A MER VIRGINIA III

EAST Side Of Vashon Island)
Leave Seattle, Daily $50 p. m,
Except Sunday
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-08-12

Leave Maury for Seattle 7 80
z. NJ. Saturday Nights.
Sunday Schedule-For Seattle
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-11
ReieIIla agrara din Ardsal

te sociala fata de iobagii 81 dcs-
mostenitii de ieri, marea opera a
unirii politice a neamului roma
nesc.
81 s'au pls pc lucru cativa in
itelectuali, pc carl adunarea de la
Alba-Iulia la pus in frantea tre-
bilor obstesti.
ST din munca aceasta simtita
Gu inima calda 81 gandita' GU min
tc Impede rezultat 'Antepro-
ectul Reformed Agrare pentru
Ardeal, Banat 81 tarile Ungu-
renee.
Fauritorii acestui anteproect =
pornind din adevarul ca Opera
sociala nu sc poate 1nfaptui crl
usile zavorite, Tau (dat in vileag)
expus 81 supus criticelor 81 obiec-
tiunilor opiniei publice.
/ Intro ancheta tinuta la Alba
lula fost desbatut 81 scarmanat
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-11

Zilele prin care trecem astazl,
~pentru un ochiu mai cercetator
81 obisnuit eli perspectiva pc care
0 dau anumite evenimente 81 fapte
politice 81 sociale, sunt cu adeva-
rat momcnte pc care desigur IS
toria democratiZarii acestei tarl
le va inscrie in paginile sale.
InSemnatatea cea mare aces
tor zile sta desigur in titanlca
luptA care sa deslantuit intre
restllrilc unei Oligarhii nestrivite
81 ylastarele celc tinere ale demo
cratiei romanesti pc chestiunea
reformei agrare. Sc reimprospa
teaza lnpta pentru improprie-
tarirea taranilor sub domnia lui
Cuza Voda prin sfetnicul sau eel
mai deaproape N. Kogalniceanu
lar impotriva find toata ciocoi-
mea i'm frumte cu Barbu Catargiu
conservatism deci 81 libcralii lui
I. Bratianu: (yezi XenOpol, Isto.
ria partidelor politice. pag. 434
81 urn
IubitOrii tardnimii nu lipsesc
nici astazi cum II au lipsit nici
atunci. Tar acei ce astazi sc vOr
distinge mai mutt pc campul de
batae al marei lupte, agrare din
tara noastra. va trece in cultul
i'm care Cuza Voda sta 81 sfetnjcul
sau Kogalniceanu, ale carei GU
white 81 astazi ar trebui auzite 81
''de oligarhia argetoienilor 81
garoflizilor precum 81 de falsii de-
mocrati-averescani.
@. nu dramaluiti, brazda de
pamint trebuitoare hranei t5rani-
lor. Ganditi-va la durerile, la pa
timele, la lipsurile trecutului lor
ganditi-va la originea averilor
d-voastra."
Ganditiva ea cea mai mare par
te din ele 0 datoriti muncei 81 SUI
doarei lor. Inchipuiti-va ca parin-
fiji lor s'au luptat alaturea GU pa
rintii nostri pentru salvarea tarei
81 altarului.
Ganditi-va ca poate name CARA
pericolului va suna iarasi, ca fara
dansii nu yeti putea apdra nici
Patria, nici averile. nici dreptu-
rile voastre, 81 ca tara odata ca
zuta nu Yeti Fl decat slugile strei-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-11
DIN PATRIE

In urma intervention guvernu-
lui nostru. Bulgaria hotarlt ca,
fata de atacurile successive ale
bandelor de comitagii in Cadrlla-
ter. teritoriul de la aceasta gra-
nita pe adincime de % KIN. sd
fie declarat IONA militara sub re-
uimul starei de asediu.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-11
ADONAV MARUL
,AhHERICA.

viii 81 devetlesc prin cateva exenl-
pie scoasc din acest proect. hou,
c6 &c grescli De nciei'tat cuprinde
|'el mai sles din punctul de vcderc
u principiului practic de mai sus
eare uici eli nu bine 4i nu Gu
nrinte ~ rascoleste din nou 3
|J6rt vre-hn foaos resl patiaeIt
abba potolite II jnrnl Ref0rfne
: Aer4te lin Aatlcal.
4 1atriss
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-11

nilor, cand astazi sunteti in capul
Romaniei, in capul unei tari liberc
81 autonomc.' DIN discursul lul
Kogalniceanu, tinut la % Maiu
1862.
('Patria"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-11

De Ia institutul social Komanesc

LA 81 Martic s'a constituit pc
linga Institutul social romanesc o
sectie preset Este, dc sigur, iii,
momcnt istsric, d,rpa cum foartt
bine spune I'm profesionist de dis
tinctie. MI stfm cdta bucurie este
ii cine anliaie sc Ilnpartaseste
dnltf 'insa, cand Sc creiaza ml
Ministru nou. Oar cand Sc tirno-
seste o Institute de indreptars
eulturala si f1orala, suntem ispi.
| titi All credem ca nu-i ON de binci
care s;l nu Sc bucure.
| 1nfiintarea Imui 1nstitut social
lprcsupunea. din capul locului, ca
in altarrl lui vor trebui sd vina
intro ri 81 slujitorii preset. 81,
iata liza VENT rindul. Oar acest
eveniment a trecut ell totul neba
gat in sama. Tn singur articol.
scrie de I'm ON GU chemare in pre-
ga romaneasca, intr 'un ziar de di
mineata: atat Ne vine sd spunem
ca articolul acela - de fond - a
fost strecurat. Prca era stinghe,
in 'mijlocul preocupatiilor ume:
lumi care are GU totul altceva dc
facut. .te'
ST, gindindu-ma la lipsa dt
eceu unui fapt de importanti
cov1rsitoare, imi luneca ochii pc
urmatoarele 'rinduri scrise in
1889, de Vlahuta, ell privire la
presa. lin ziaristica santagiul
luat locul controlului 81 suprave-
gherii morale, injuria grosolana.
tonul de pamflet 81 expresiile de
vizitiu au luat locul criticei D.
neste 81 polemicei linistite; min
ciuna 81 clabucii de sforaieli pa
timase 81 neghioabe au luat locul
luptei constiincioasc de condeie.
Fara sd vrem nc trezim in mur.
murmurttl sura, ca din subterane
al sobolildr pc care si-i are presa
romaneasca 81 -pentru care iesirea
la lumina in pcrspectivele socialc
inseamnd eel putin o lovitura gro
zava.
Sa nu fie GU banat, dar este
adevarata 81 constatarea de acum
trei decent lui vlahuta ca in
fiecare all scoala arunca un sirag
de nevoiasi, cu carl societatea
II are ce face. caci lustrul de inv;l-
tatura e de ajuns ca sal dOar
unlple de pretentia ca pot refor-
ma presa 81 tliteratura.
| Crearea unei sectii preset in
seamna o orientare stiintifica a
ziarului, 81 mai fnseamna indru-
mare noua in domeniul moral.
Tlnara noastra democratic are
ncvoie de slujitori vrednici. Fap-
tul ca distinsul sociolog, Ill pro-
fesor Gusti. PRINT sa participe
la lucrarile nouii sectii este o
buna chezasie de dreapta calau-
zire. Sc nadajduieste ca alaturi
de d-sa va lua loc 81 neobosita per-
sonalitate d-lui professor n.
loraa, precum ii tot ce are mai
pur intelectualitatea noastra., ca
Edl Pirvan 81 altii, 1pentru destele-
nirea unui oyer de vasta pri-
menire sociala.
/ Daca aceasta Onesta truda n an
face ustst sa jaloneze drnmu]
dintH .inteiest4iitA goa maj
pura a preset si aceia care Sc pre-
tinde numai ca atare, 81 inca os
teneala mar fl Gle prisos.
! Deocamdata numai la gindu
ca intro societate, unde "a r;i
!. mas 1leexploatata nici o pofta d,
castig 81 unde temelia vieti 81
sul-pa prin umflarea peste masur;
a acestor pofte, Sc mai gases,
''visatori generosi", este o mar,
bucurie. In curba scoboritoare D,
care a realizat-o sufletul de dun;
razboill, rlnctul acesta trebui,
sd lumineze ca 0 speranta noua d
finnaltare.
n
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-11

I -.Ass0-E 1~Ss 4nnssa -x4.,2>Ans Sr5A--s1s
ldih partea Representations tuttl-
ror paturilor poporului roman dir
Ardeal.
S.au ciocnit pentru intaiasi da;
Ita argulmentele mai conserva
toare 80 dupa firea lucrurilor -
q celor ce avca sd dee pc urma re
formei. ell atacurne impetuoast
ale aparatorilor taranimei.
Apoi 'au pronuntat in dou;'
81 treia ancheta reprezentantl
Ipoporlllui sascsc 81 unguresc.
Consiliul Dirigent lutilizind ma
terialul bogat 81 desideratele A
cestor trei anchete desbatut di,
Inou procctul 81 ia dat fOrma IL;
| care el a fost apoi prezenta1
'Marelui STAT NATIONAL" din,
Sibiu in vara anului 1919.
In comisia 81 in planul acestu
Mare STAT dupa lungi 81 te
meinice desbateri la care au luat
parte reprezentantii tuturor pa
Iturilor sociale, inclusive munci-
tori, s'a redactat definitiv acea
"Reforma Agrara" care print,
lprea malta sancti,,ne prin deere
Itul-lege Mr.. 3911-919.
Gu mici 81 neinsemnate modi
ficari facutc de actualul guvern
prin decretul-lege din II Iunie
1920 aceasta refOrma stat 81 stf,
! 81 All dc temelie la infaptuirea e
in aceSti dol ami.
Accentuez 'cuvintul infaptuire
Pentru Cd desi de forma nu S at
facut de cat arendari fortate, in
esenta aceste nu s altceva de ca.
tot atatea repetitii generate a
marei improprietariri definitive.
| Ifacute in vederea acestei impro-
Iprietariri 81 pc ibaza principiilor
decrctului-lege mai sus mentionat
Zicala, ca in tot raul este 81
ceva bine s'a adeverit GU virf 8;
i'll cazh de fata.
Arendarilc fortate, ca un supli-
ment dictat de greutati 81 piedici
tehnice pc departe dc Fl fost
fatal reformei, STA ,avut roadelc
sale binecuvintate.
Inltai sIa. castigat timp ca sd
Sc cOnsolideze ordinca de Stat lar
satenii rescoliti pc urma miscari.
lor revolutionare din 1918 Sc re-
vie la vechea obisnuinta respec-
tului fata de legi 81 autoritati.
-Apei LISA dat -prilej in acesti
dol ami 81 organelor incredintate
cu executarea rcformei, sa cas.
tige experiente 81 cunostinte ne.
pretuite a relatiilOr sociale 81
agrare atat de variate MI numai
dupar Jndetesssci 81 dupa plage 81
comune.
S'a facut in acesti dol ami de
Incercare plasamentul i'm linii ge-
nerale pc teren. Ca ce inseamna
lucrul acesta O site numai eel &C
= era 81 autorIl acestor sire - a
avut sa intimpinc 81 sa impace
pretentiile mai multor safe asu.
pra aceleasi mosii expropriabile
81 in fine ceeace mai dc
capetenle -sa ajuns la impa
care spiritelor in ambelc taberc
a satenilor ca 81 a proprictarilor
asupra principiilor fundamentals
pumpatate 81 nizuitoare a sfact
destul tnturor imtcrcsclor i,lste, 4
acestei reforme.
| Aceste principii All trecut il
cursul celor dol ami i'm conceptis
/ juridica atat de sanatoasa tara
mimi n0astre din Ardeal.
| I'm consilier agricol VENT dil
vcchiul Resat nu Sc putca indies
tul mira de temeinica orientar
a taranilor din judetul sau asupr
dispozitiunilor legii mai ales il
ceeace priveste eNpropriabilitates
De alta parte 81 proprietari
$ 'au impacat cu soartea. Sigu
ranta unei situatii noui lea yeni
mai bine, de cat agitatiile 81 pre-
gatirile de mai nainte.
Si-au redus stOcul de vite
mijloacele de prodsctie, 81 s'a
| l N ,,n,,<,e..
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-11

Copil alintat al sufletelor noa-
sire, fat al celei mai sincere vreri
dc bine fata de taranul roman din
Ardeal - tovarasul nostru dc
lipta 81 suferinta de sub stapani-
srea nngurcasca sermana Re
forma Agrara al apucat pe mana
nepriceputilor ell 81 fara porto
fOliu!
!: Resarita din framantarile re-
volutiei din 1918, aveai menirea
sa incunum Gu un gcst de drepta-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-11

'Astfel inceput(a) pc
mana fie-carui te vor
drege
''Rele-ar zicc ca sunt
toate cate nu vor
.1ntplppp.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-26
Armu Aid Association
Gains PSI Members

A membership drive. conducted by
Mai Gen. Frank w. Coe. CHIEF OF
Coast Artillery. has netted the Army
Mutual Aid Association. an organiza-
tion composed of officers of the reg
ular army forces. 257 new, members
during the past six months. The TO-
tai membership of the association has
now reached the 1858 mark.
Officers of the organization are:
President. Maj. Gen. Frank Mcintyre
chief, Bureau of Insular Affairs; vice
president. Mai. Gen. Frank w. Coe;
secretary and treasurer. Maj. H. X
stiles, retired: executive committee
Mai Gen. Frank W. Coe, Col. John
X. Miller and Col. Charles II. Mar
tin. Adjutant Generals Department;
Mai Cen Frank Mcintyre, chief,
Bureau of Insular Affairs; Brig. Gen.
Leon A. Matile. retired: Maj. Gen.
Merritte w. Ireland. Surgeon General
U. s. A., and Maj. Charles H. Pat
terson. inspector Generals Depart
ment.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-26
GOODSON
GUILTY OF MURDER

CHARIOTTESNILL Va sept
25.-The trial of Joseph Goodson' or
Union Mills, charged with the muir
der Of John Adkins. which occupied
the attention of a special session of
ths FIuvanna Circuit Court the
greater portion Of past week. came
., 4 close yesterday afternoon, the
iury finding the accused guilty or
murder in the first degree and fix
Jpa the penalty at thirty years In
the state penitentiary.
pembroke Petit, Commonwealth's
attorney, was assisted in the prose-
cution by r.. Lindsay Gordon. OF
Touisa. Haden and Haden, of Pal
rryra. and Haden Johnson. of WASH
ington. D. c., represented the de-
fendant.
NTba tragedy, which created quite
q sensation in Fluvanna, occurred
On the morning of June 30. at Union
NfIII. on the road to Charlottesville.
Adkins. a young farmer, was mar
-rIed early in the spring to a woman
80 whom Goodson had previously
Maid attention. On the Sunday be-
fore the shooting Goodson's flame
for the woman took new life ana
n. wrote her to meet him at
Inrinr near the Adkins home. ana
90 whistle when she came to ;he
1rtng and he would come tn her.
In this letter he used many ~ dear
So terms-in fact, made II a real
love letter.
Nv some means the missive fell
,,to the hands of Adkins. the wom-
ms husband, who borrowed a shot
s,,,n and approached the spring, ar
living at which he whistled. At the
,,omsnt Goodson made his presence
Lnown. two shots rang out upon
,h, stiu country air-one from the
Jun tnzthe hands of Adkins and the
orber from a heavy revolver from
C;oodson. The shotgun proved a
n,rmIess weapon, but the ball from
C;oodson's revolver passed entirety
,hroueh~ ADKINS body ani, atter
runnInE about twenty-five yards,
he fell and expired.
Goodson was wounded by the shot
from Adkins gun sufficient to
Leave blood spots where he stood
"a ,yvs-which he was traced to a
fence where his horse was tied
.nd on which he rode away to his
home and family, believing that he
had only wounded Adkins.
A cofoner's jury was impaneled
and the. evidence in the case care
fuIlys gone over. which was deemed
sufficfent to hold Goodson for the
murder. The sheriff and posse
proceeded to Goodson's home, ar
rested him, took him to Palmyra.
the county seat. and placed him In
jan roawait the action of the grand
Jury.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-26
HOLD AUTO DRIVER
ON 3 CHARGES FOR
TO BOY
Joseph Brogan Accused
of Trying to Escape
After Accident.
YOUTH IN HOSPITAL
William Menage, Is, Run
Down by Machine on
III Street.

Charges Of running over and. In
juring a boy. operating an alto
mobile while under the influence o
liquor, coIIiding and failing 20 max
his identity known, are lodged
against John Joseph Brogan,
years old. of 1927 + street north
west, who is held at the First pre-
cinct station. He was arrested az
Fourteenth and New York avenue
last night.
william Menage. Is years old. OF
Sl3 Eleventh street northwest, is In
the Emergency Hospital suffering
from abrasions fathe body and a
fracture Of the arm. according to
the police, as the result Of being run
down by the machine operated by
Brogan, while riding a bicycle on
II street near Fourteenth.
After striking and running over
the cyclist. Brogan is alleged TO
have attempted TO make a getaway.
George r. Thrount. Of 1908 II
street northwest, leaped onto the
running board Of the machine and
when approaching the intersection
OF anu 4NeN bE X
avenue, called 20 officer MacDon-
aid TO stop the car and place Bro
gan under arrest.
Baltimore Motorists Hurt.
Two motorists from Baltimore on
their way TO visit friends residing
in this city were injured when their
automobile collided with another
machine at Fourth street and
Maryland avenue northeast shortly
after noon yesterday.
The injured are Harry Shy and
Mrs. Abraham Flsk-r TWo o.ncr
occupants Of the al. DmobIle which
was operated by Shy were Inin-
jured. The injured were treated A.
the Casualty Hospital for lscera-
tions OF the heads and faces and
bodily bruises.
Mrs. Minerva Moxley. 50 years
old. of 1871 X street northwest. re-
| oeived bruises on ner left arm aud
I body yesterday, when the atom
! bile in -Ibgch she was RIDING. uper
ated By. 2. Moxley, co1iIrd VITA
the machine driven by 9. HDbDs,
| Of Colesville. Nd, on the MoHL-
ment grounds. Mrs AoNlcy vas
taken to the Emergency Hospital.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-26
TWO CONVENTIONS
MAY PROTEST CUT
Supervisors and Machinists
Expecte d to Ask New
Navy Wage Scale.

Two labor conferences which
open here today are expected to
ask Secretary of the Navy DENLY
to adopt a new salarySprograu.
The American Association of
Supervisors will open Its biennial
convention this morning at 9:35
O clock in the Continental Hote..
Robert L. Alcorn, president of the
organization said last night that
the recent navy yard reduction will
be taken up with the hope that a
rehearing on the wage award will
be secured.
A new tentative salary program
will probably be drafted by Dis
trict No. A of the international
Association of Machinists, which
opens its annual convention this
morning at $3.50 o'clock in the
Machinists Building. Ninth street.
and Mount Vernon Place north
west. N. P. Alifas is president OF
District No. a..
Disapproval of the governments
policy of reducing wages. particu'
larly in the navy yard, before a
corresponding drop in the cost OF
living. was expressed by the Rev
F. w. Johnson of Grace Baptist
Church, Ninth street and South
Carolina avenue southeast, in hi.
sermon last night. Wages wert
slow to follow the mounting cos
OF living during the war and II 4.
inconsistent for the government u
cut it's employees salaries while
their expenses remain high. Rev
Mr.. Johnson said.