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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14
Widow Must Sell 110 A.
&1O0. with 4 Cows.

Figs. full list machinery, winter hay
fofafoes, apnles, DC. in prosperous
farming town, convenient, one Of the
leading r. r. centres of the State,
Dark loan soil fields spring wRtered
pasture rop-notch prices for dairy
products good woodlot, timber l0B-trer
apple orchard, other fruit. trout pond
Tor summer pleasure and winter ice.
Good 6-room house. furnace heat. hlE
barn, poultry, tool. Zoe houses S.lee
part cash. gers all, Details PAGE S
Strouts Fail CAtaiog, 100 pages Farm
Bargains % states; copy free. STROCT
FARM AGENCY. 654 P, Old Soula
Bldg. Boston
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14
BELFAST

Supt. Herbert H Stevens of Leon
ara a Burrows IN order 10 encour-
age the local company of the Srd
Maine Regiment, Co. F, has annnunc-
ed that Leonard d Burrows will pay
any Of It's employees moi exceeding N,
the difference hetween their aver
age wage al Its plant ana any pay
which they may receive from the
State or other bonuses while on ac
tive duty. This offer does NOT apply
10 tne period of summer enranp-
ment. The company also pledges IL
self 70 re-employ on their old JOBS
employees VINO serve on active duty
usth the local company or al The
summer encampments. Those Tho
are now members of the company and
new members as enrolled Will be re-
CURED TO notify the firm IN order
10 draw their pay while absent.
Miss Louise Hazeltine daughter Of
the late Charles B. Hazeltlne. mas
started on ner long journey To Using
Tao, China, where she will visit hey
niece. Mrs. Richard L. Shaw. former
~ Miss Marian HazeItine OF Bel
fast. Miss Hazeitine is now on her
way across the continent 10 an
couver, from which she will sail on
the 2Dth for Shanghai. where MRS.
Shaw Will meet her. The Shaws went
TO the Orient year ago last summer
shortly after their wedding IN Bel
fast. Mr.. Shaw, Bowdoin man.
represents The International Banking
Corporation and has lived in the Far
East for several years. He has been
stationed IN Manila. Kobe. Japan
ana Chinn. Mrs. Shaw IL Smith
graduate and both have run across
college friends severa! times since
they went To the Orient
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14
Same Husband Thrss Timss

Three times married and twice di-
vorcea. Mr.. and Mrs., Frank W West
are again a.-Ing their domestic diff
cutties in the Portland superior court
The case began Wednesday AFTERNOON.
Jennie R. West accuses her husband
OF desertlon, of intpxicatipn, nonstIp-
port and cruelty. Che alleges that
nine children nave been norm since
their first marriage, March ~ 1881 of
which tiVe are now living and all save
one of seif-supDBrting age. She asks
for the cuat0f" of this son, and ali-
mony In his cross-libel the husband
accuses ne of dessStion and of cruelty
and asks custody of their Youngest
son. Their first divorce was decreed
June Il, 1872 on the grounds Of cruelty.
II was granted to the wife. Thev re-
married April liz, 1919. and she obtained
her second divorce June s. 1si4 In less
than three months, or Sept. IA. thev
entered into the married state q third
time and her libel filed few weeks
ago. drew forth a protest from the
husband in the form of crDss-Iibel
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14

New York. Nov. 10,
WHEAT-Sput steady, No. : red -ss5a
track New York export billed
CORN-Spnt steady; No. = yellow ana
No. white 1732 L. a. Z. New York.
aATS-SpDt firm; No, ] white S.
LARD-Easy middle west 36i6M26sD
Ruttef-Firrn; receipts 1s.Ss0 tubs.
Creamery, higher than extras T1u7Ia
extras - score 7tm70s; first 6ia@6a, pack
ing stock. current make No. .. 47am4S.
EGGE-Firm receipts aZls gases
Fresh gathered extras 71d75; extra
firsIs -1@73: DO. iirsts 66m70 state,
Penna and nearby western nennery
white fine 70 fancy 95mlD6: do. ordinary
10 prime, 75M4; do. brown 7sMs0; do.
"lthered brown and mixed coiors. 500
B
raw SUGAR - Steady. centrifugal
72S fine granuIaLed a0u.
POTAT0ES-Steaus Maine. 1@ lbs
4Stn30t: state. do. 425n5aa: Long Island
10 ;559o660: Jersey bbs. 308n40h; south
ern sweets. mi. 300m421.
CABBAGES-Steady and unchanged
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14
Edwin Wooaside OF Sabattus

Edwin Woodslde. well known in
Lewiston died HI ms nome al Sabat-
tus, Nov II. He was born IN Wales.
June >, 1S40 the son OF Calvin and
Emily tWhitruml Woodside. and
was educated IN the schools of Wales
and Maine State Seminary at Lew
ision. He went into the grocery
business at Sahattus IN 1863 and WAS
IN business there continuously for 20
years, retiring only last spring He
was postmaster al SnbaTtus for MANY
years and also served on the school
board several terms. In the year
1885 he was elected TO the Legisia-
ture from the city of Lewiston, q part
OF which was at that time included IN
The village Of SahafIus. He also
served in the Common Council of
Lewiston He was a lifelong Repue-
Iioan and took an active part in poii-
tics ana In all public matters IN the
community. He belonged TO Webster
Lodge OF Masons, Commandery, Kora
Temple. Odd Fellows. He married
Adella Wadlin OF Northport VINO sur
wives him. He also leaves one son.
Tileston E. and one brother, Elbridge
C. Woodside OF Beverly. Mass He
was known for his generosity and
kindly acts and as one of whom q
avor was never asked in vain.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14

Lhe property will he repaired Mr.
Davis is d printer with offices on At
ianric avenue and West street. Bes-
ION.
Miss Grace II. Hall formerly as
sislant librarian of the Belfast Tree
iibrAl'v, and for the past few years
holding responsible position in the
war department in Washington. has
resigned 10 accept more RESPONSE
bic one with the treasury depart
nent. She was one of ne participants
recently in pageant given on h
steps of the Capitol building n hon-
or of the King and Queen of BEL
gium.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14
Stock Markets
NEW YORK MARKET
'''''es Or me Days Dealings in All
the -ssGin1 Stocks

H'h t"N. ia.-When call moneV
:. fhA' IT p per cent. IN the tinal
= !, 'aninc ne STOCK market re-
Qua rom Us iow levels. ana
| .n"rnf ianie advances through
I NraGing was ~heayy be
os'Ir ana many stocks. not
..'"-. pl.S. sIeeiE equipment s.
i+;s- r!alif and d score Of mis-
i'' 2!ues, showed gains fur
ON i've 20 70 points. Sales
aDproXimated 100 ,165i
- ~ al inans held at Is per
T., -h.. e"nut clock Then they
nd Tapidly went 10 six,
h., 80 'is," This was believed to
s' a@ssiE@ nf ne stringent men
eaters n ne spirited rail- =
a.ih""a were the ISSUES which
/ '5 -'te-ely yesterday and the
~"e- Was s.eadier a: the open
@ ne initial hIgn rates
ANne} caused an avalanche
f H' next nour or TWO.
H'''A .pntribufed 10 me low
/ "'f' ne lending OF Inone.'
h.. "nn offered their surplus
h.. announcement from Wash
" tutFal fAtStJ-Tt obSLs 20
p sr,lou on credit conditions
-a0ers OF me spirited raj
-'|'Ta motors, which opened
h.. ~s" Oniv 10 lose its ad-
- Ina.iY advanced bv leaps
I 'H- -. an extreme recovery
'.-. At%iCan Petroleum n
Pr 1rH~ -"eutd almost aitoget her
r ..r~la' rose OVER ~ points.
? ~.'i when the short inter
,s.. .s, participated in III.
-9"gring uf contracts 10
b., ID Ma.' er nf debate but the
! "rratlve power suggested
=. .a-a garT Of the recent re
a.' Dearish aggressions.
b. nans WAS confusing, re-
HoslstrialH being balance /
I. as'- pt rails Liberty is
Hs>r' o. the recent reverE-
r.. I'll. near1ah agEressions
5n1us was confusing re
H1asIrIals being balanced
h. " rails Liberty lssues
!. " oi tneir early heavlness.
sh "rr vaiurl aggregated 81.
Bonds were unchauge !
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14
Real Estate FOR Exchange
CLASSIFIED-DISPLAY
CIDER APPLES

~xAA1\ Ak i AA1
VIII load cider apples at Halo
well. Maine Central Station.
Thurs. and Fri. Nov. 1914.
weighing at Hamilton Co.
scales. At Gardiner Thurs,
Fri. and Sat-, Nov. 13-14-15.
and Richmond. Thurs. Fri. and
Sat. Nov. Is, IA. Is. Will pay
highest market prices. Bring
them all in as this will be your
last chance before the freeze.
VIII buy grated fruit. Bald
wins. Greetings. BeIlf0wers.
Spies. etc. and will furnish
barrels to pack them in. All
small lots of % barrels or so
must be delivered to store. will
sort and grade them and pay
according to quality. We have
a grading machine and it won't
take long.
NJ. SHAPIRO
III Water St. Gardiner
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14
Boston Produce Market

TNVNl
BEEF-Ch0ice whole cattle 2Jdf3.
RTTTER-Nortnern creamery extras
67m67l: western creamery extras Gssnei-
C-HEESE-Newr twins extras S2sNs3.
CORN-No. . yellow l66Mi1d.
EGGS-Ne&rby nennerv a2naS, west
ern extras 7SnS6.
FLOUR-spring patents, 1876 ib sacks
Ig7aNlS7a.
EAY-No. Timothv 22H34
LAMB-Spring 22n5.
OATs-Fancy " TO AZ sacks SsnS5.
PORk-Medium backs 56.10.
pCTATOES-Aroosf 2O0G366 per IN
lbs: p Z. l. 4on25e; sweets, 425ap45l bhl,
SIS haskei.
T-GAR-Granuiated wholesale GRO
GERS quotation as5 per 100 lbs, in bulk.
yEALI-I5lZ5
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14
Eay Way Sell What You Want 10 Sell to Sell the Ad
Find Out

where were the leaks in your business profits
last month. Let an accountant go over your
records and show you what's what. The books
Of every business should be audited regularly.
The cost is an investme Mt.
It's not an insult to your book-keeper to call
in an auditor. You do it to learn how you can
increase your net profits by savings in over
heard expense. The report you get will show
you where the money goes
If they advertise in The Journal, they're good.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14
Counsel for Emma
Goldman Told to
Hasten Submission Case

New York, Nov. I3-Charges that
counsel for Emma Goldman was d.
liherateiy delaying deportation pro-
csedings against her were made to-
day by Byron H. Uhi, Assistant
Commissioner Of Immigration. he
wrote Harry H. Weinberger. her
lawyer. giving him one week To sub
NIT his case
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14

CMIgHEO. NNUt
CORN advanced in price today
strengthened by the upward movement
of the New York stock market and by
scarcity OF rural offerings. The close
WIS firm at II TO y net higher, with
December 132s to 132a and May LEI To
I2H5,
OATS gained A Il to 1kGiE. The out
come In provisions varied from L de-
cline to a rise Of 10 cents.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14
Aided Abandonment

Joseph TAYLOR of Leeds, who was
CONVICTED earlier in the term of the
Superior court at Auburn of aiding
and abetting the abandonment of her
infant child by his sons wife. Mrs
Retta NJ TAYLOR. AT the Riverside
House AT Livermore Falls last Sepfem-
her, was sentenced 10 six months in
Auburn jail Wednesday afternoon. Ex-
eepfions were taken to rulings Of
Judge Cakes. They will be taken TO
the December law court. Taylor has
been unahie to secure bail and thought
il best to let the time that he must
wait IN Jail cornr on mis- sentence in
case ne loses in the law eeurt.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14

Chicago, y oN. 10.
HOGS-Receipts 50.oan: estimated to-
rnprrow = GO; irregular; declined Is ee
70 CENTS: closed ten tn fiftesn aenfs
higher than early Bulk A.DtnH.G LOB
Jl'S: heavy l4UaQls55: medium iAnl
I4.46. liGhf II a.eesT{4 .:s light light Tx. 70
aplA.35: heavy packing sows, sWnoth
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14
Baby Drowned

Baby Drowned
The four-year-old son Of Mr ana
Mrs. Joseph ciiche Of Lewiston was
nrDwned In the Cross Canal at lower
Lincnin street Wednesday,, While play
ing on the bridge he crawied under the
fence and fell into the water
The current under the bridge is very
SWIFT and he was swept down To the
gates OF the Continental Mil fiume,
where the body was recovered.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14

100 acres between Gardiner and Lewis
ton, convenient TO electrlcs: Goou
school; houses with running water. ali
cunveniences. partly furnished. O. Z.
G., care v ennebec journal
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14

New York Nov 13
Liberty Bonds closing: 3ss. 100 10: tirs
a.. ~ 80: second as SD: first AS. ~ ~:
second 4ss. 93.3S; third AS, YS4 fourth
4ls 93.E: Victory 3as, a g6 Victory AS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14
EMPLOYMENT
SaieSrnen and Agents

ART WORKS-Of Coshoc-
ION. Ohio, recognized leaders OF the
specially advertising feld. have some
attractive territory availa bic in Maine
ana New Hampshire. We are inter-
ested IN hearing from statesmen of ex-
perlence vino desire liberal commits
sion proposition on a weekly remit
rance basis with the oldest and larE-
esi institution n the industry We
mAnufacrure and control exclusively a
complete line Of Art and Commercial
Calendars, Monthly Advertising Ser
vice, and wide range of attractive,
quick selling Specialties in Cellulold
and Leather. Can assure perman ent
yesr-round employment with STEADY
progress 10 men of energy, ambition
and real ability. Contracts now read
for the $50 season which opens Dec.
y. Please gIve age. experience and
references first le-Ier.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14
w" Drk Money Market

.- New York. Nov I3.
'+per =. Sterling ~ day
'"mfrc'ul 20 dev bills on
.... '"nmercial 10 day bills,
.- cables. Al3I.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14

CcnSaisnpsnes after pneumonia- ty-
phoid fever and the grip. u sometimes
mereiv apparent. not real To make q
real and rapid. there is no other tonic
So highly 10 be recommended as Hoods
5arsapariiia Thousands % TESTIFY.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14
New York Stock Market
Corrected Daily by
MAINE BROKERAGE COMPANY

70 Front 81. Bath, Phone $40
300 Water ST. Augusta,
Phone 1e18-1019
Correspondents Of
ELMER n. BRIGHT & CO..
Members of New York and Bostor
Stock Exchange
Private Wire Service
November l3, 1913.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14

Francs deYnRnd. s.3a: cables 9.&4
(1niders. demand. 57s: cables. 37k.
Lire. demand. I'D cables. IN
Marks. demand. III; cables. 80.
Government and railroads bonds
heavy
Time loans strong, 20 DAYS. 70 days
and months. 8 per cent.
Call money strong; nigh 16 lpw g
ruling rate l6. closing bd 6. offered al
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14

I: 50dl3Sa packing sows. rough L. .2od
Is56 DIES 13 Tod1l4.aG
CATTLE-Recelpts 19 .Gc: estimate ed
tomorrow $500: firm. Beef steers, me
dunn and heavy weight, Choice anu
prime Is 40Mgb.50 medium and eooa
il g.alE 10: common S.75nL. .; light
weight: Good and choice 14.-od2D. On
common and medium S.fDd114 20: butcher
cattie: fseifers 6.S5nl6.00: COWS h.56m
Ia56. Gamers ana cutters 171n6I5, veal
calves Y -o4r1ST5: feeder steers k2SG
l30n. stocker steers 6.25u1G 2a. weslern
range steers 7.75lrlb. 30: COWS and heifey,i
6.a8nI3.;c,
SHFEp-ReceiBfs II go: estimated to-
morrow h. 600: STEADY. lambs - 4DM 10 90
cuIls ana common S.-oMl2.s ewes: Me
dunn. good ana choice V.6uS.sG; culls
and common 3.0b1G. 10 breeding o.Bou
Il In
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14

GOOD Statesmen WANTED
The Central Maine Power Com.
pany wants good, clean, reIiabie.
honest. industrious men as sales
men of appliances. This is
ye'-r round ioh, commission basis,
IN I field that is growing wonder
fully. The company furnishes
leads. you call only by invitation.
First c--ss national and local ao-
vertising helps 10 Introduce the
articles-you merely demonstraie
and close. Electrical appliances
Will soon rank next 20 automo-
niles in the volume of sales
Now, while the appliance busi-
ness is Just reaching a volume
basis, is The tine 10 get IN this
field. Our statesmen make from
SO to 500 week. No av-pv-
nights or jop-jumpers wanted.
This ID 4 place for steady, re-
liable men VINO want 70 work
nard and MAKE good money, she
vear round. IF this SORT Of a iob
interests you. write al once 10
.. Il. spaulding, superintendent
Inside Construction. watervire.
Maine, Tell AL about Yourself n
tne first letter
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14
George Giichrist

Funeral services were held at 10
o CLOCK Thursday for George Gill
christ, n native Of Islesboro. and for
Is wears resident Of Northport. His
death occurred on TUESDAY al the
age of 73 wears He was the son of
Samuel and Judith williams, Gill
christ of Islssboro ana came to
Northporr from the village Of Detroit
Me
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14

A valuable piece of summer prop
erty at NorthpDrt has been snid TO
A. M Davis Of Wellesley, Mass. who
viii erect a. T7-rnnm, twe-story sum
msf home an the site of Disseil cot
raee. formerly owned and occupied
by The Disseils of syracuse. This
property embraces several acres On
what is known as Dissell's roin-.
ane of the most picturesque IN the
coast. The old cottass will be razec
and the new one built al once. j. G.
Aborn of Belfast having charge ~
The construction. A privRle WHAT pn
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14
Situations Wantea-Female

H0T sEKEEPER = Educated. capa nle
woman with gIrl school age wishes po-
sition in family one or Two male
adults. Willing 10 take full charge
and CO all work. Emma r Anderson
Fairfield. 2. /
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14
Suburban for Sale

Suburban for Sale 81
BRANCH MILLS-Village nome. stable
connected, hen house. u acre land. ap
lIie ana plum trees ! minute walk 10
store and post office, :. niie to station.
M Walter ToDey Winsiow
Real Estate for Exchange 8e
pROPER-y-Bougnt and sold. Best
facilities for quick handling Strictly
confidential! H. Gerstein. Tel. 53l-M
or 6IS-.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14

MAN-FURNACE man. u swan St.
NAN-To take care of a herd OF COWS
and 10 cnures. Steady position FOR the
right parry. Married man preferred
Good house for a small family Bean
" Allen. Presque Isle Me-.
Ma 0NS-30 al Rumford Board urn
Ished a; SS per wiz: s0c. per hour. H. p
Cummings Construction Co.
PcRTER-At Cony House
SHINGLE SAvyER-Experen a.
once. Pay CSC per thousand. Augusta
Lumber Co
4elp-Maie or Female 80
ATTEIs DANTs-Ae and women up 10
10 years OF age. apply 70 Supt All
gusta state Hospital.
KITCHEN WOMAN-Also nlghf porter
wanted Johnson House. Gardiner.
MEN AND z, OMEN-To work on screw
drivers Il GAYS machine shop.
STENOGRA PHER-Experienced state
salary and experience. Apply 10 IS,
3 A" care kennebec Journal
PEOPLE YOU know buy and sell things
the Journal Want Ad Way.
TELEPHONE 125 and dictate your
Want Ad for tomorrow Journal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-12-21
Cdrrar,za Is What A;Is
Mexico, Says Williams
Oil Man Declares Dictator Is
"Rabidiy Pro-Cerman, Sur
rounded by Scoundrels Loot
ing Countrv''

The case against and for Mexico was
placed before the League Of Free Ma
tions Association yesterday by Ira
jewell Williams, of Philadelphia, at a
luncheon at the Hotel Commodore. Mr..
Williams is president of the Boston
Panuco Oil Company, and recently re-
turned from Mexico.
Carranza was what allied Mexico
principally, Mr.. Williams said. But
the United States was, in measure,
responsible for the ailment, he pointed
out. He emphasized the point that at
present the cure and not the cause was
the immediate concern of the world and
particularly of the United States. He
pleaded for recognition of the plight
Of Carranza- ridden Mexico, for help for
the Mexican people such as America
sent the people of Belgium. He urged
and honor of the United States in Mex
leo that its general recognition would
obviate the necessity of war.
Bolshevik power is in the saddle in
Mexico, Mr.. Williams continued, Car
rama favorites acquiring wealth at the
expense Of the poor and by means of
the seizure of public utilities without
compensation from the state. The
state, such as it was, Mr.. Williams
drove nome, was OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Carranza and Germany.
"Carranza was and is rabidly pro-
German" he said, "the willing friend
of and co-plotter with group of
scaundrels SO filthy as to be incapable
of description within parliame ntary
limits.''
Carranza was in no hurry to put
down bandits or place his country on
a peaceful basis, Mr.. Williams de-
clared, because doing so would end his
chances of retaining the dictatorship
which he now enjoys. While disorder
lasted, he pointed out, there was an
excuse to postpone elections.
Scarcely any two MeXcans convers-
ant with political affairs would agree
as to the probable date of the next
election, Mr.. Williams went on, but on
one point all were agreed: If Obregon
was elected Pablo Gonzales would
start a revolution and if Pablo Con
zales was elected Obregon would start
a revolution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-12-21
Navy Secretary Calls on
State Department to Get
Two Men Held for Six
Weeks in Mexican Prison
us. Consul's Efforts Vain
Pair From Scout Patrol
Seized in Mazatlan Brawl
and Refused a Hearing

WASHINGTON. Dec. 90 Secretary
Daniels to-day wrote Secretary Ian
sing, urging that the State Department
take appropriate action" to obtain
the release or prompt trial of the two
American sailors who have been held
in Jail at Mazatlan, Mexico, since their
arrest there November IL for alleged
participation in a street fight.
A report from the commander of the
scout patrol boat Pocomo ke, to which
the two men were attached, also was
transferred to Secretary Lansing,
showing that the men had been held
nearly six weeks without trial, endur-
ing hardships including insufficient
food, despite efforts of their com
mander and the American Consul to
persuade the Mexican authorities to
release them.
Navy Announcement
The Navy Departments announce
ment follows:
"The Navy Department is in receipt
OF letter from the commanding off,
cor, U. S. S. Pocomoke, S. P. No. 265,
through the commander, U. S. sub
marine base, San Pedro, Cal which
reports the arrest and detention by
the civil authorities at Mazatlan, Sim
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-12-21
aloa. Mexico, Of Harry v. Learnard,
machinist's mate, second class. and
Harry 0. Martin, fireman. first class

aloa. Mexico, Of Harry v. Learnard
machinist's mate, second class, and
Harry o. Martin. fireman, first class.
"This letter, which was forwarde ed
from San Pedro under date of Decem.
Der 8, is signed by George E. Henning
boatswain, U. s. N, and gives details
OF the arrest and Imprisonment of
the two members of the crew.
"The Secretary of the Navy has sent
copy of the letter to the Secretary
of State, with the request that appro-
pirate action be taken by your depart
ment to the end that these" men may
avail themselves of the good Offices of
the consul or other accredited repre-
sentative of this government during
their trial and that their release, after
prompt and legal action, may be as.
sured and their return to naval juris-
diction effected as soon as possible"
Reporting the incident, Boatswain
Henning said:
While in Mazatlan. Sinaloa, Mexico
on November IL, 1919 the men were
granted liberty, to expire midnight, No
vember IL, 1919. Upon expiration of
the above liberty the men failed to re-
port to the ship.
Accused of Attacking Mexican
Enquiries being made. it was ascer-
tanned that these r@n were arrested
and detained by the civil authorities.
charged with assault and battery or
striking q Mexican man.
Every effort was made by the
former commanding officer, also the
American consul Mr. Chapman, to OBJ
tain their release. Both men were un-
firing in their efforts
while these men were imprisoned
our men and the consul visited them,
found out that they were not furnished
with bed clothing of any sort, also that
their food was entirely insufficient.
Bed clothing was furnished them by
the ship, also two meals day fur
nished by the ship. The American con-
sui took them sandwiches, etc.
"a small contribution from the crew
was given the consul for their susie
nance if they get out and until they
can be sent back to the United States.
CAS- they are both being carried on
the rolls of this vessel as being absent
over leave. it is requested that l be
furnished with some information as to
their disposal, and also as to what &C
ton the State or Navy department
may have taken for their release. Dis
position is also requested for the
records fthe above named men,"
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gram. This includes the creation of a
Senate, which, with the Chamber Of
Deputies, will elect the chief Of state.
The Premier said: "Our efforts will
be directed to realization Of the league
Of nations, in which we recognize
sure guaranty of universal peace"
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Poles Plan Senate to
Elect Chief of State

WARSAW. Dec. 2O.-Premier Skulls
XII. after paying homage to former Pre-
mier Paderewski in the Polish Diet
Thursday, read the governments pro-