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New-York tribune., 1920-03-08
SUMMONS
SUPREME

couNTY-oTTo SCHULZ Aan and dESnER no13IsR
SCHULTZ, Plaintiffs. against EDGERTYN
COMPANY. INC. JOHN DOE" and MARY
DoE" POE. t the mares JOHN DOE and MARY
DOE being fictitious, the persons intended
being the tenants of premises sought to be
foreclosed In this action, Defendants
To the above named defendants and each
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to an.
swer the complaint in this action, and TO
serve copy Of your answer on the plain
tins attorney within twenty days after the
service OF this summons. exclusive Of the
day or SERVICE and in case Of your failure
to appear or answer, Judgment will be taken
against you. by default for the relief de-
manded In the complaint.
Dated. New York. November 18th. 1919.
JEAN v. LUTZ.
Attorney for Plaintiff. ONCE & p. o. Ad.
dress ~ Cedar Street. Borough of Man.
haitian City OF New York.
TO the Defendant EDGERTYN COMPANY
INC: The foregoing summons 10 served
upon you by publication. pursuant to an
order by Hon. William p. Piatt, a Justice OF
the Supreme Court Of the State of New
York. dated the 10Th Of January, 1920, and
nled with the complaint in the once OF the
Clerk Of the County Of Westchester, in the
County Court House. in the City Of White
Plains State Of New York. on the 18th day
OF January 1890
Dated. New York. January 18th, 1890.
JEAN ". LUTZ,
Plaintiffs AttornoY.
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FOREIGN PORTS
Departures for New yorh

1NcW
Christiansand-S Tolkrard.
Christiania-S 8 Monana.
Havre-S Burmese Prince.
Gibraltar-S 8 Bellerby. Italia.
Algters-S s Myrmidon
Spithead-S Virginia.
Vigo--S 8 Niagara
Yokohama-S Antilochis.
Liverpool--S 8 Anglo Egyptian
Panama Canal, Crstobal-S Santa
Luisa, Astamlico III.
Arrivals from Now York
karatsu-S S Gothic Prince.
Yokohama-S Gothic Prince, Andrew
jackson, Westerner.
AarhuB-S Impoca
Montevideo-S Korean Prince.
G!braltar--S s Treglisson
Wellington-S Kent.
Gadiz1S Chester Valley
Brist1e-S 8 Wells City.
6iSoSmbay-S s Kandahar. City Of Benares
Elushing-S Lapland.
ranama Canal. Cristobal-s Grayson
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TRANsPACIF1C MAILS

era! Postofnce and City Hall Postoff'c.
station. New York. at 8 p. M. as follows:
Aawaii, Samoan Islands. Australia and
specially addressed mail for New Zealand.
va San Francisco, steamship Sonoma,
Japan. Corea. China. Siam, Siberia.
rhilipPine Islands. via Seattle, steamshin
Suwa Maru. March IA
ianiti. Marquesas, Cook Islands. New
Zealand and specially addressed mail for
M: MMustrala: via San Francisco, steamship
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To Measure School Children

BERLIN, Feb. 16-Children attend
ING, the Berlin schools are to be weighed
and measured at the beginning of each
seml-annual term. A special school is
also to be established for pupils who
ton because Of deficient evesioht
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BUsHE. EUGENE LIN PURsUANcE on
a. an order OF Honorable John P. Cohalan, a
NOTICE is hereby given to ali n.r.on.
hsvins claims against Eugene L. Bushe late
0rs.dn, 0r tne county co., @ OF New York. deceased to
the subscriber. at its principal placs ~ ~
transacting business, No. 22 William Street ~
York, on or before the 18th day Of sentsnv
ber next. sp'o'A
Dated. New York. the srd day Of March
1920 ~A ~Aa'cn'
FARMERS LOAN & TRUST COMPANY
WILLARD A.. MITCHELL, Attorney Tor
New York City.
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Carpets for Sale

5000 YARDS CARPETS. 500 yards same
srFsrHr1 PsstsEn. fSS n;1 yard Up; slightly used
ton. Axminster. sloanes, Brussels. Whittalis
RUGS, artlooms, Saxonys W!ltons, scanned
or seamless. with or without border. all
slzes, AZ prices; all colors: small Rugs $500
rugs, rugs, S46 to $s5 up. In sizes from ax6 ia
making over. cleaning, laying. dyeinE beau
tlful, reasonable. STILLINGS, INC, 620-
s2s Madison ave. .(6sth). Plaza 1886.
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HARRIS. EMMEr-1N PURSUANCE 49,
an order Of Honorable John P. Cohsi.r
s hs4sv of the coInty Of Now York; notice
against Emmet Harris, late Of the Go,,ntx rIams s
New York. deceased. to present the same wxtth
vouchers the. eof to the subscribers, 1t their
Street. in the City Of New York. on or befora
the 18th day OF May next.
Dated New York. the 3rd day OF No.
vember. 1Sa0. ~A AS~'
NORTON PERKINS.
LEMIS CASS LEDYARD, JR..
CARTER, LEDYARD MILBURN. xttnr.
nsys Tor Executors. 81 Wall Street. New
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l DO NOT CARE

who or what you are, you
owe it to yourself to an
swer this ad Immediately;
only honest and industri-
GUS men between the ages
of Fl and 36 need apply;
excellent pay and a won
derful future. Apply, by
letter only, N. T., 929
Tribune Building, New
York.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-08

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
John P. Cohalan. a Surrogate Of the
County Of New York. notice is hereby given
shall P. Levy. late Of the County Of New
york. deceased. to present the same with
vouchers thereof to the subscriber, at tts
place OF transacting business. No. 140 Broad
way, In the City Of New York. ON or befors
the 3lst day of August next.
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK,
Temporary Administrator.
ary. s1S28
REMsEN 4 PARSONS. Attornys for Tenn.
porary Administrator. 80 Wall st., New
York, NJ Y.
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Diamonds

DIAMONDS AND JHwnLRY BOUGHT
FOR CASH. estates appraised. pur-
chased. BENNETT. IFS Broadway. upst afro.
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Furnished Apartlntnts
Lost, Found and Reward
BUSINESS CARDS
Automobile Trimmer, Etc.

AUTOMOBILE TRIMMER AUTO TOPS
and slip cover manufacturer. Apply to
e T. Nabriskie e5 River Drive. Passaic.
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sURRoGArEs' NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER Of Honor.
New York SoTcGs oSTI5c5Gsa.s IS SsrsSs Se sSs
Mary Augusta Kemp. late Of the Conniv nsr,nst 81
New York, deceased, to present ths "a M
office OF their attorneys, Evarts. choats .ns
Sherman Leon. No. 30 Wall Street, In tn:
of Dstea Su1si 1sss; Ss% York. tn. ,.tn au~ =, s
EDWARD CHARLES MEARs KEMP
HERBERT j. BICKFORD.
EvARTs,. cIIoATE. SHERMAN LEON
50 Wall Street. Borough of MenhaItar'
New York City. Attorneys for Executors
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER on
the aonoraple Go'atx John Cohalan. Surrogate Of
sdSon sas Sounty ~ OK New York. notice 10 hereby
Ians of aavs the eoansy sams q sre: Mat
voueheqs youe to the
Of transactins business at the ofscp ar p'aes &c
Hawkins. Delafeld 4 Lonsfellow their sttor.
ney neys; at no 70 Exchange Place, in tho City
May. next. ~' ~
s.. Dated New York. tho ard day Of Novem.
CHARLES g. T4YLoRi.t t'f'o'
'HAwKINs, DELAF1ELp IIxnec%s1rs; InNMTS;r.
LOW. Attorneys for Executors. 20 ~.
change Pace. New York City. ~'A'
DUBOIS, MARY R. jim pursuance OF an
g. order OF Honorable John p. Cohalan. a
surrogate OF tho County OF New York, notice
against Mary r. j. Dubois. late Of the ne Conn.
ty y,s Of New New York; deceased. to present the
same same with vouchers thereof to tho sub
at the office of his attorneys, Messrs. Dalv
Hoyt & Mason. No. Is William Street. Boz.
on or before the 18th day Of September nert
- Dated, New York. the 4th day of March.
ALEXANDER T. MASON.
Messrs. DAILY. HoYr & MASON Sous1f: X9tc,.
neys Tor Executor, Is William Street
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MIDDLE AGED MAN as assistant sexton.
episcopal; reference required. A., Box
S66, Tribune Office
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"ADA LUCY JoFNsoN.--rN prrp.r,-
cohsisn a. Goe.s OF f. s John
. York notice T. hereby given to- ali II Mew NV
son 0Masln1 Mxp1h elst' i.so .; f;sasas. ain Lucy Join
York. deceased. TO present thu".y tha ~ OF New
ncsn ncsncnsr, thereof to tho snbscriber. ~ n I'm
Seoo'ne,ps, s4n place Ct transactinE business No n
sns s City Of New York. on or hssnra' IN
s.nb.s. ssa' ,sis Ms~ York. tn. 18th day Of Do.
COLUMBIA TRUST coMpANv
n temporary Administrator.
RoEary Administrator. "a cH.anolr .or lem
~osoe8n Of Aaphattan. New YcrE CO..
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SURRoGATEs' NOTICES

ROTH. EMILE HIN PURSUANCE ON
an order Of Honorable John p cohalan.
a Surrogate OF the County Of New York
notlce Is hereby given to all persons hav.
Ing claims against Emile H. Roth. late Of
the County Of New York. deceased. fo
present the same. with vouchers thereof
to the subscribers, at their place Of trans.
Getting business. at the once of White a
Iese, No "A Wall Street. Borough Of
saa Man anhattan City Of New York on or be-
fore the 10th day Of September 1920.
Dated. New York, March 1st. 1920.
JULIUS GOLDSCHMIDT.
FERNANDO ROTH.
WHITE e. CASE. Attorneys for Execu.
tors. IA Wall Street. New York civ
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Furniture Wanted

HIGHEST PRICES paid for furniture. an.
tiques. pianos, hric-a- brac. books, art,
etc. GABAT. as University Place. Phone
Stuyvesant 2S77.
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sURROGATEs, NOTICES

LEWIS. ALPHoNe.-IN PURSUANCE or
2 surrosats Of the County Of New YorS
NOTICE y,ac .,i: !: hereby siXsn 70 eii persons
OF the County OF New York. deces sed '"to -
present the same with vouchers thereof to
the sub:crtberA At their place Of transact.
Sheerman 4 Sterling, No. IS wall Street
In the City OF New York, ON or before ths
10th day OF July next '
uary. 1890.
EUGENE LEWIS
WILLIAM 8. KAHMWErLNR.
Executors.
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AMERICAN PORTS
BALTIMORE. March 7-Arr,v.d.
Sailed: Strs Lake Tulare. Texas Citv.
Pennyworth (Br), Antwerp. ''
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sURROGATEs' NOTICES

.. Of an order OF Hon. John p coha, cphhas,uance
isursosate Of the County OF New York nn,ica q
.s hereby given to all persons having claim :
County Of New York. deceased. to nrs.sne ur sne
sos scsbsa sas a. Tth ni vouchers SUBJ
at the ofiice Of Tunis G. Bergen ~" business.
nsy Ct No Rector Street. In the 's sozous, ae.or
st.ts 81 Mannatsan n, M. n the City Of New Yor
day Of March. 1890, next. o'e tne 18th
Dated: New York, August a1st. 1870
THOMAS MARKOE ROBERTSnN
TUNls G. BERGEN. Attorney fnecptor: for Mss:
Ses. once and Postoface Address
New '1 yosk St'est; CIV Borough Of Manhattan,
New-York tribune., 1920-03-08

BEER. WILLIAM HIN PURSUANCE
q s,sno an oraer o. Honorable John F. Cohaian.
notice is hereby given to ali persons havins.
claim. Gnn, against I William H. Beer. late Of the
same with vouchers thereof to the subscrihar .Me
at at MS place Of transacting business at The
once pm p OF ma attorneys. Reeves 4 Todd, No
Cty OF New York. on or before the 2sth dav
DATED. New York. the eth day OF rehr,,.
CHARLES A. BEER.
REEVES Z TODD. Attorneys TOR :. Admin Hsnl
,strator, 100 Broadway. Borough of Man
haitian. City of New York. - A'A<'"-
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OF an order OF Honorable John p. Co.
nalan' Surrogate of tho County of New
YORK xork' NOTICE Is hereby given to all per
Fearing. late OF tho County Of New YorS
ess tnsredf to the same with
place Of transactine hIisHs,oers: husinass at their
OF Carter. Ledyard & Milburn. their io az
terneys. No; "a Wall Street, in the civ
81 9 New York on or before the 9Th day o.
,oln Dlnated. New York. the LIST day Of March.
GE0RGE ES r.: FEARING, JR..
LEWIS CASS LEDYARD III
CARTER, LEDYARD & M1LBI M1LBTRMI A..
torneys for Executors 1"' At
New-York tribune., 1920-03-08

AN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER on
Of Hdnorsors ths S6n John 2; cohalan. surros a.,
HerehS S ehs S;y.n I;Eunty = Of New York. NOTICE is
against Almira A. Nash. late Of the caunrv
On o. Now w.. York. deceased. to present the
scriber. at his place OF tran.sctinr hm.'.
nsss; ps at the ofnces OF Engelhard. PoiiaE
sMensr ,nHa aH Stern. his attorneys. No. III
xoGk: on or before the LIST day of july n.st
Dated, New York, the 18th day q ~.
DANIEL W. HARNnrr. nr.cu,or
@NGELHARD. POLLAK, PiTCHER a
SIMhN. Attorneys for Executor. III
0fosowsy. Manhattan. New York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-08

sNEAD, CHARLES SIN PuRsr1ANcm
OF an order. of Honorable John r ca.
VatHn' SsMroghte OF the County Of New
xork' NOTICE Is hereby given to ali Der
sneed. late Of the. County Of New YorE'
deceased. @ TO present the Same with youcis.
e eIs tnereof to the subscribers. At thsir
oa ia snearman 4 Sterling. No. IS wall Street
IN ~ tne City Of Now York, on or hefore Tia
zeth day OF August next e"s
Dated. New York. thsI,1th 40
ruary. 1870. >A oss ot see~
WILLIAM g. sNDAD.
JOHN A. CARVER,
Nxecutofa
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SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE

CHAMBERMAID-MAID neat, re-
fined: thoroughly experienced; excellent
seanhstress: splendid references country
only; S66 Please call Mason's Agency 131
West 42d st.
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Trunks
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ZIG BARGAIN-New and used wardrobe
trunks. sos Sixth ave-. bet Soth- aist sta
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PERSONAL

THE DIOCESAN COUNCIL OF THE RUS.
sian Church of North America Asks all
Lydia senenovma S bcrcdina s ss q deliver nim
information. Is East ssth st, N. 7. City
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-25
KNIFE IS USED TO
SAVE LIFE OF MAN
INJURED BY BLAST
CHICAGO SPECIALIST CALLED TO
OTTAWA TO PERFORM OPERA.
CHARGE--LlFE HANGS IN BAL
ANCE, SAY DOCTORS.

As his condition was getting worse,
Edward Scully, aged 81. who was Sc
ilously injured about the head and
shoulders yesterday at MarseiIles. as
the result of being struck br IL large
stone thrown Jr.1 a charge q, dyna-
mite, was Derated on late last night
by Dr.. O'Brien of Chicago at Ryburn
hospital. The accident happened at
the National Biscuit company's new
plant, whore bIastcrs were blowing
away rock for the basement of new
building
scully, who is Of Chicago, has been
working for the Griffith company in
Marscillcs for several weeks and was
seriously injured yesterday morning
At tirst it was thought that his con
dltlon was not very grave. During
the afternoon it was stated he was
suffering from slight concession of
the brain. As his condition was be
coming worse, DR.. O'Brien of CHICAGO
was summoned to perform an opera
ton on the injured man. This morn
Ing his condition is reported as being
very erious and the probabilities are
Will die in the near future.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-25

federal suffrage amend
ment was filed in the dis
trlct supreme court by
council for the American Constitu-
tionaI league. Associate Justice Sid.
dons required that authority for such
procedure be cited and agreed to
hear counsel ON the point during the
day.
Application was made by Attorney
A. ID. Smith in behalf of Charles S.
Fairchild of New York, president of
the league. This was the second at
tempt by the league to obtain from
the District Court an injunction re
straining Mr.. Colby from proclaiming
ratification. Justice Bailey previous
ly dismissed the proceedings holding
the court was without authority to in
quirc into the action OF the state leg
islature in ratifying the suffrage
amendment, and it had no authority
TO pass upon the validity of such an
An appeal to the Su-
prome Court of the United States was
taken by counsel f. he league
AttdCkcu U( NOIHdH
Montgomery, Ala. Aug. 25.-Votes
We're offered for sale in connection
Nih nnessee's ratification of the
.laraa- amendment, Mrs. Blanchard,
", tent of the Southern Womans
Rejection League, declared here.
The ratification of this amend
ment means more than the defeat of
the anti.suffragisfs," she asserted. 1t
means the defeat of the people Uf
the nation by methods of corruption
too disgraceful to be chrmicled here.
put over by women who have assum-
ed 10 enter politics for the purpose Of
it,"
Expect Ratification Today
Washington Aug. 25.-Suffragfsts
today were hopeful that before even
ing the state department will issue
a proclamation formally ratifying the
federal suffrage amendment by enough
states to make it effective. Official
that the amendment had
been ratified by the Tennessee legis
lature was expected to reach Secre-
tary Colby during the day. Secretary
Colby recently announced he was pre-
pared to issue the suffragist procla-
nation as soon as he received Off
cial word of Tennessee's action.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-25
DAN 0'LEARY, YOUNG
MAN OF 70, PAYS A
VISIT TO OTTAWA
FAMOUS WALKER IN CITY aE.
TER RACE" IN WHICH he COW
Erred TWO MILES IN EIGHTEEN
MINUTES AND TWELVE SEC
ONDS.

n,,, oI oor,, - ,.o, ~
''"''7 '''' 'e'"
ABOUT - years ana couple OF
months. called on his old Ottawa
friends for few hours TODAY Nom
o,,y ,f man d,,o,,, ro, ., ,ha ,i,,,, -
,...',., '' '''' ''''', ~
"'7'o'S Ho''"er pages WIoh Dan
OLeafy's name was an unknown
az ity in American and irish homes.
For sixty wears Dan has unoua.tion.
ably baen tha wurld. ...,,n.t ,,.ali.s,,
ile is knovn to Ln. 700 ~ ,bn A.
jg,tin ,,Lora i,~,. ,;,I, 49,,
"trn' '.rd bnnI" .t,, n,. ...,r Iin, TAM
rol. ,rta,, laurnIe
Only two rcc,,s oro n,, w,1l,,d
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-25
ROTARIANS HEAR
INFORMAL PROGRAM

About forty Rotarjans gathered at
tho Ottawa Roat cluh at noon TODAY
for their regular weekly luncheon.
Thore was no formal nrogram. the
members inst holding get-together
meeting and sneakjnp informally of
como rnloe of Rotariem which hava
nnt honn lived nm to in the mast The
soseion tool, on Tho asnect nf a boost.
o,, r,oet;n,, botoro II adiournad The
h,urhnon vas served hv Avare G MuI-
len cotnrnrc
A sbo,, adlroee was made nv Prof
7 ! Conqn, boad nf .hc history de-.
.n,rtmont ne konv coll.qo Calesburg
in which No I,reod Rotorions as good
.;ti@ane to ,,,'. 1nnra atton, ion to nnli-
,ini ha+b 1ana1 and rationa1
4 "Iadios' njpht tho I@st eveninp
{, Sontn,,ho,, v.,e docidrd unon the
u u, ui"Ia ~ oI dnuuunoeu lalJ. oS
'n' "'iCI ~"' > |'" p'os' 'N' Noni'ti'.G .,,
WI" " III ueN'0' "'oAe ''o 'p' ga" "'A'
'' n,'''
~ iu'' ~ 'l ~ ,'''lra .,.,t "n
OUT "l'i 'c tnlofec" "i'eI '"e 'eA'
''gu''r iIlee''"S' , ,,.,
in1 3,l'+lIon u we Guy "'S o"i'e'
'"' nH' u"i,H' '""9 '"' IN az wy u
." u "a "'oi,uo an"
'"| a ,o''4''li,' t', ;,,,,,o
"ppoiHItu ''"NInb 'oW"'u a.. luti ~
,"'aI' % ,a' IC' ~, i,',,','a ~ .
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-25
CORKS LORD MAYOR
DYING OF HUNGER

London. Aug. 25.-Terrence Nc.
Sweeney, lord mayer Of Cork. who has
been on a hunger strike in prison here
since being removed to this city from
Cork, was still conscious this morn
ing. Apparently however. his Condi.
tiOn was considered critical. as Father
Dominick, his private chaplain, ad-
ministered he last sacrament.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-25
Boy Defendant.

a petition was filed in the County
Court today asking that Stanley p.
knla of Oglcsby be declared depend
ont. The parents of the child are
dead and he is living with Charles
and Mary Gorski III Oglesby.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-25
BOLSHEvIKI TERMS FOR
ENDING HOSTIL|TlES
REJECTED
REDS FACE DISASTER
LARGE FORCES ARE IN DANGER
OF ANNlHlLATiON AS ENEMY
FORCES CONTINUE ADVANCES
IN SUCCESSFUL COUNTER AT
TACkS.

London, Aug 2J.-An Immediate
rupture of the Russo Polishh peace ne
gotiations at Minsk will result if the
Poles adhere To their demand for
withdrawal Of the main Russian terms
says a message received here today
from George Techitcherin, tho Rus.
sian soviet foreign ministCd, dated
Monday at Moscow.
Poland's reply to the peace terms
presented by the Russian soviet dele
cation at Minsk amounts to fiat
rejection, says the Manchester Guard,
ians Minsk correspondent in wire
less dispatch filed in that city on Mon
day.
out of the fifteen Russian de-
mands,' he continue, only one. that
relative to demobiIization, is accepted
and that only on condition that Rus.
5a will take a similar course"
Report Brcst.LitovsH Battle.
London, Aug. - 5-Po!ish and Rus
sian bOlShovik forces are engaged n
local fighting with alternating success
from Bresi-Litovsk southwark to Wlo-
dawa, says an official statement Is,
sued yesterday in Moscow. East OF
I.emberp soviet oporations aro s.,jd
to be- doyeloning eucrassfulIv
r. oooo p.
warsaw aug. -'---hoIho an lmpoN-
'ah' Town near thc Last RUSSIAN
iiohtiei hnTtll Oh LoiilHa, mas peeh
'akeh py folish loTces' Whlch nave
pee" sweeping hortl"afd. more
'ndn io'o"o PRISONERS VINO were cht
on from lhe man pody ol 'he SOVIET
army nave peeh captured IN TINS re-
b'oll'
h'portS from various fronts par'lc
ulaiiS the hofihefh sectors OF llr ms
il'",cdte 'ne ooiShcVlh are uPiilofai.
lneu -, anu "oens every "heFe IN sfedt
"''"i "'i' cnSidl 0ol'loho" aN'' MN
ln'ei u "Ii' mas lSS"'o " 7td'J ii''-lt
uo.'"i i's 'n"' 'ne SoN ieI a'i'ieS Nav
~ u0, w ptdt'" tNHI3 "hcIt'
""u'", 'nn' ot u 1'"''po ono Wv p"lS''' IN troops
''"'' ''v'''' ""'. NG' "' y" -
,, =" Io', alu tn'' n'"ilF an o'"tr ue'
,l.9 III" oo'" H'o' ~ P''Ncs'
at $4,000 and the number of other hol-
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-25
APPEAL TO FEDERAL
C0uRTST0 RESTRAIN
SECRETARY 0FSTATE
tBy the Associated Press)

Washington, Aug 25.--Applcation for an in
]un ction to restrain Secretary Colby of the State
Department from promul eating ratification of the
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-25
ICE CREAM THIEVES
LOOT TFEAST PLANNED
FOR S. SIDE WEDDING
ENTER CHARLES SANDERS RESI-
DENCE DURING CEREMONY AND
MAKE AWAY WITH FOU r
FREEZERS FULL OF FROZEN
DAlNTlES.

About o Clock laSt hlght the Pc
lice were called to the home OF
Charles Sanders corner Of Houston
.o,a c,,hrio n.raat.. Como ono ,htol.
.''''' ''''' ','','''
ihg 'heN were playing practlcaI Joke,
carried away four large freezers con
tanning twenty gallons Of ice cream.
which was to be served to gucs & at-
tending the wedding of Miss Helen
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-25
UTICA MOVIE MAN
ACCUSED Of USING
GUN TO SCARE WIFE.
WALTER BOSSELMAN, OWNER
OF THEATRE, MADE DEFEND.
ANT IN DIVORCE PROCEEDINGS
INSTITUTED TODAY IN CIRCUIT
COURT.
Claiming that for several years her

| Claiming that for several years her
husband kept loaded revolver
which he frequently would draw and
threaten to kin her with, Mrs. Al a
B. Bos rlman. well known Utica
woman, has started a suit for divorce
in the Circuit Court against her hus.
band, Waiter G. Bosselman, This is
he secpd occasion upon which Mrs.
BoSsclman has started a suit against
the defendant The first bill, which
was filed in 1908 was dismissed by
the complainant and a reconciliation
followed.
In her bill today Mrs. Bosselman
charges her husband with having
beaten, struck. kicked and choked
her She claims that on January Is,
1920 he knocked her down, and that
in March Of this year he struck her
and knocked her down in the pres
cnCa OF their 13-year-old son, Delmar
+, c. Bosselman and that he threat.
ened Fl o kill both her and her son.
The bill claims that the couple
we're married Dec 10. 1906 and that
in 1908 following a severe beating
she started n suit for divorce. She
claims that following the filing of the
sui he promised to reform and that
she returned to him, She alleges
that since then she has passed thru
twelve years Of cruel and inhuman
treatment She fur her alleges that
the mistreatment has caused her 10
become very nervous.
Run Movie House.
Mrs Bosselman claims that she
has conducted moving pic ure show
for her husband, and by her !abors
has earmed from 1926 to $50 monthly
for him This money. she says, he
has pocketad,
She asks the court TO issue an in
junction prohibiting him from dis
posing of certain articles of personal
property in the theater, which he |
owns, and from taking their son from
her.
Claim Child Is Mstreated.
An effort to take a Peru child from
her father and step mother, who it is
claimed mis- reated her, cruelty beat
her, neglected her and made her
work too hard. will be made in the
'Ounty Court on Friday, when a hear
ng will be held to determine whether
Iel0H Rarus shall be declared de-
pendent Today a petition was fled
~ Miss llnie Doan the La Sale pro
12tion officer, asking hat the child
)e taken from her father and step
nnthor, Mr. and Mrs Stanley Rarus,
~ St James street Peru
Tho petition states mat the mother
IF the little girl is dead and that she
a now IN the custody of Stanley and
Josephine Rarus, That she is "made
o work too hard, crueliy beaten, is
Histrcatnd and neglected"
y hearing will he held tomorrow
norning before Judge l.. Harry Reck.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-25
THE WEATHER.

Fair tonight and Thurs.
day; not much change in
temperature.