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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-13
CHESTERTOwN AND VICINITY.

special Correspondence 70 Every Evening
Chr.tort0wn Md. Nov II Nrllinm
~taut. touant on ID Thomas Hurlack :
farll near Church Hill WIS fatally IN
Jurcd Thurs .iayaftcrnoon ~ the accidental
discharge If lus gun He WaR climbing
fence Whom the trigger ~ the pun caught
in a rail causing IL - q off The laad en-
t,rrd NIr ~tante stomach tearing =
cntrrl1 away and death resulting almost
INSTANTLY Tie was taken 90 hl4 home Is
companions who vrrr with ldm Nr
Staut wa~ about - Near4 q age and
leaves Il FANNY
Democrats ii Kent county who were
very successful III tic recent election
already are laying plans for the ueinina
ton II strong local ticket far the next
county, clcctiuu Some of the most import
ant othrrs III the county arc - BE- filled
ncXt fall including clerk ri the court the
best uaNtHg a.iacc m tho county. register
III wills sheriff county treasurer. two
members II the legislature and one coun-
N commissioner. and the party leaders
are seeking the very best men that can
bc induced - accept Office 70 become
candidates The women will play very
large part III the nomination III the next
e unity ticket and for thisreaSan the men
are 1iiNltH~ 70 put UP int bt-st tltdildcd
men ia order 70 attract the support of
the women
during the celebration of Hallowe en
night sarae school boys broke the big
bell "a the elementary school, which will
rece~s.'ate the purchase of new one
TIE anple crop u tbs county was never
- large Is Is i tins season. and they are
bringing from - 10 = cents basket.
against - Iaet season
Re. L Barrett i recovering from
lines n MS a ueon Queen street. Cheste-
town
Several Ch,>rrtown residents have
tried The s.rflrcI't II raising turkeys
ON thcir back Its eurIHe tie season aud
T. has prove .e,.-f9 lie rye Rash has
tyr HtUtg a...- ,3nt ot winch will be
ready q, iak~gl1ng dinner. and
seEer1l - hav" ~lrccedei IN raising
enc or w.. 'kov~ require "a wide range
ii r.i..e 6.t- tni II aas believed theY
would no' ..l u close confinement
ie lat Men. Gfub0f Christ Metas-
dist pr te-t4fa { tatch was entertained
Thursday e.c.lug.ti ,he home al Mr. AMI
Mrs james i Parrot on Princess street.
CheStertoWu
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-13
PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA.
Season Ticket Sale VIII Start Next
Monday.

The Delaware committee oi the PhilA-
delpha Orchestra Announces the six
tecnth seaso1 of symphony concerts ~
Wilmington. Five concerts will again be
gwen ut The Playhouse on Monday
evenings, November %, December u,
january 10 February II, and March Il i,
by the Philadelphia Orchestra under the
direction Of Leopold Stokowski; 0ssip
Gabrllowitsch, guest conductor.
Mime Margaret Matzcnancr, Metro
polltan Grand Opera Company, the
worlds greatest contrnlto, has been en-
gagged rs soloist for the first concert
Margaret Matzcunucr Is not orly \
soprano, but n contralto. Her voice =
phenomenal its range and compass unique
in the musical world At one performance
shc can sing Isolde dramatic 40
prauo role in way that IS reminiscent Of
Nordlch IN her prime nj another she can
give us Dclilah Of which II l. krelbcl
said in the Now York Tribune There Is
ravishment in her opulent and golden
voice, and puissant charm IN the music
with which she floods the scene
The sale Of season seats will begin on
Monday, November II, ~ 9 80 m. At
the Robelen Piano Co, 10 Nlarlct
street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-13
CECIL COT NTY NOTES.

>pecial Correspondence to F.verS Evening
EIht,a Md %oV Is Mrs + t.
Kelly of Ncu York CITY. who was iujured
Ihursiax when ~ automobile III which
she WAS rIdHg was struck hy Huber 5
bakery truc,s i,.sr Iron Hill, Is IN SERIOUS
condition II mon Hospital Tie driver
Of th, Wilmington track claIms that tire
driver Of the Kelly machine struck ms
truck when passing on the road. Both
machines are badly wrecked
BolIver DcNonshlre and Grover {. kitciae
both Of Cecil county, were arrested, this
week, charged with buying ducks They
vii be gwen a hearing before Judge Rose
in the United States Count, Baltimore,
today
John T.. Gonce, Robert l. Gouee.
J. II knode and Miss Inmble, left today
by automobile for Columbus Ohio, 10
attend the National Farmers Congress.
next week
Politics and hard cider caused some
regular old time anti prohibition knock
down and drag arguments and blood
spilllnq a few nights ago III Rising sun
The local authorities are making IN m
vestigation and arrests will be made
Miss IIassIcr, librarian at Perry Point,
addressed the meeting Of the school im-
pr0vcmcnt association ut Golora. Thurs
day evening.
Mrs Ernest Miller Of Chicago is here
for several weeks, visiting relatives in
various parts Of Cecil county
Cards have been issued for the marriage
Of Miss Cornoha Cooper, daughter OF
Mrs. John W Cooper, to Fletcher P
Williams. son Of Ex-State Senator and
Mrs. FRANK f. Williams Of Elkton De-
cemher /. IN F.lkton Presbyterian Church
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-13
PARK BOARD MEETING.
Various Matters Considercd at the VI NTH
" Session.

No action was taken hv the Board Of
Park Commissioners at ITS meeting Yes
terlav afternoon on The request Of the
Rotary Club for It's Endorsement Of the
movement for new CITY Charter the
matter being held over for future CON
slderatinn
Tho mattor Of placing plague on the
pedestal Of tl', Rodrcv statue rs 4 ncinur-
i'l io Civil War veterans was referred l.
Secretary Edward X Mack
IN response . request for th erection
Of shclte, ~ Tenth AMI Market .treets
to protect par-,t.@ venting for eafs tie
Board dccidcd tat i had 10 lni-iletion.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-13
STYLISH WASP A
WONDERFUL DOG
Miss Marion du Points Entry III
Setter and Pointer Meet
Winner.

Tho p,lavar, setter and Pointer Club
6,ld ,rial> which were held NJ Oak
Orchard IN SUSSEX county. were finished
thursday Four iull DAYS were CON
,iimed IN the running
William Norriscttc of Norfolk. Va ana
pt. u Phillips of CINCINNATI, ONO, were
the Judges
Th,s meet is held IN the highest regard
,rou pll parts OF the circuit meet Dogs
frnm th,, Jar south rs well n the coa>t,
Verr among the competitors, hrlngil &
together the greatest number OF high
,lass pcrhvs that will possibly be seen thus
SEASON Miss Marion du Pont' puppy,
stylish Wasp. won the open derby. 1t
Vas handled iv Bob Armstrong This,
!, th,, opIniun of the best critics. Is the
greatest vourg dog hciore the public IN
The world She stands Just as Man - War
docs with the horscmcn. by herself.
The frc,,-for-all which WAS won hN
NJ, Hcckscher's dog. Philander, was
he4dled by Mr. Rrvan OF North Carolina
There wcr. Ii starter most OF which had
h.,., vr,.v, ils winners This event tor
.l,.x> has never been cNcclled at any
TsS-,.-. irial The winners
Nms,eur Derby First Dart; second
Memo Dick. third Mr. Rlcvrn.
tmstcur I'll age First. hester alley
RrIc ~ccnrd Drudge tu.lIcott third
rg-he.1 Rel
pp.a pcrb, Fus, =. lish Wasp;
,e,o-d For:isama> Nert's. 'h'r'i. N'ck
b.t't,hu.
rrrc-for-All Flrs, chester Valley
Rllc. second. Tarh"el Bcll: third 'llvldcd
.ctw.eu rarhccl lnhn and tama"hic
lrsrks Jerry
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-13
Baltimore Team Challenges.

Baltimore. Md. Nov l3 The J. NJ.
H. 4 basketball team, one Of the strongest
cortenders for the state basketball title
of Maryland, is anxious to arrange
games with the best amateur and college
quints in Wilmington The team Is
composed Of former college and amateur
stars. representing some Of the best teams
developed il Maryland during tho past
few years All teams in Delaware are
challenged For games. address Henry
Dopkin, marager J NJ II A. basketball
team, 1916 Last Baltimore street BaltI-
more Md
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-13
CHURCH BOWLING LEAGUE.

The Church Bowling Leagic VIII begin
~ season next Monday evening II the
i N. G. 4 alley- \ schedule shown Z
th4 games 70 b. played IN" first week
follows
NIorday Gre4lIi!l v - At drew
Tuesday Flrst-C entral y Grace
WedL esdav-Umon y = Paul
Thursday - stephen = Brandy
wine
Friday-Wesr vs.. Second Baptist II
Y. VI. c s.
Friday Elsnere vs. Westminster ~
" estrnlI ster.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-13
PRINCETON YALE.
Continued from page


Leading games in the cast this eftcr-
noon aside from Yale and Princeton arc:
Columbia at Cornell
Brown at Ilarvard
Dartmouth at Pennsylvania
W and J at pittshurg.
Bowdoin at West Point.
south Carolina at Annapolis.
Rutgers NJ West Virginia.
Tufts Mt Boston College.
Norwich nj Boston University
Gettysburg at Buckncll.
HOLY Cross IT Colby
-. Ronavcnturc ut Colgate.
Rochester Mt Hamilton.
PENNSYLVANIA state at lchigh,
New Hampshire state at Maine.
Middlcbury at Vermont
Bates ut New York University.
Exeter ~ Andovcr.
Worcester Polytechnic at Rhode Island
Stptc
Delaware NJ Swarthmorc.
MARYLAND at Syracuse.
Amherst at Trinity.
Hobart at Union
r. ard NJ. ut rsinus.
WESLEYAN Mt Williams
Princeton. y. J.. Nov. "a ldca foot
ball weather was in prospect today for
the annual gridiron battle of Yale and
Princeton. The day broke clear and cold
The Yale squad arrived carly today and
was scrt through brief signal drill.
Princeton had It's last workout Yesterday
Goa chcs of both Clevcus said their men
were IN excellent condition. Princeton
ruled Slight favoritc IN the betting with
Yale supporters asking odds Of : to :
Very few wagers were known 10 have been
made. however, as most of the Tiger ad-
her, nts held out for even money bets.
The lineup OF the Yale team as an
nolnccd at New Haven last night lndi-
Gates that unless Thad Jones changes his
plans at the last moment the battle OF the
Callahan byothc.s viii not matcrlallzc-
Great interest mad been manifested in
the meeting ot these two men, both 81
whom play lcgula.ly At center In the
Yale lineup the Eli lcadc1 mas been shifted
to right guatd, which would move hum
away from his brother Mike The prob
able lineup
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-13
ALL-WHMINGTQN LEAGUE

The Ferrsylvaria Railroad Brandy
vine ard Pullman teams were winners la
the All-WilmI gtor tuot League .aot
night. The scores follow.
2. r. r p p p p Is
X. 0f G. $ ) I'll
PLAYERS p. r r From Coyle, Potts
Zciclcr. X Of G., Branard Sweeney,
SprAgue Media.
Pullman 2I Is Is q 2I-3
Tenth Ward 70 - p Is l3-2
Players Pullman, Griffith Farnan,
AfcCrea. Goodwin. Falore. Tenth Ward
Malonev Hainey Long Mullen, Lowle@s-
Brandywine p p q p 21 5
Del Elec II ; Is IA o.
PLAYERS Brandvwlnc, IohIn. Huo-
bard, Lacey. Lucas BFalnard Deia-
ware Electric. Pragg, Conner Ihomp-
son. Davidson. James. Holly
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-13
coo GuTH'S CARAMELS 6oc.

Delicious vanilla wrapped earamels II
onc-pound boxes Special 60c the box
Lucia assorted rh0coIntca. SOC the
pound box
\ fun assortment of Page & shov =
chocolates and canfcctlore
Iyerl thtrp ~ the drug line
Daufatth the Dependable Druggist.
Market and Second streets tdN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-13
.SCHAEFER AND COCHRAN
IN DECIDING GAME TO-DAY
Assnciated Press % Every Evening

81 Associated Press % Every Evening
san Fra cisco, Nov 13-A match
today between Jake Schaefer, Jr., Sat
Fra cisco. and Walker Cochran in the
national 122 baIll liac billiard tourna-
Inent will determine the winner AZ d the
runner up Each has won four games
q a lost none HI previous rounds. Under
the rules Of the tournament both the
winner and the runner up are privileged
to challenge Willie Hoppe 70 matches
for The ratio, a championship.
Cochran last night defeated Ora Morn
irgstar San Francisco.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-13
HOWARD SCHOOL RECEPTION.
Held Last Night In Honor of Principal
and PRINCIPAL Emeritus.

reception given ~ Miss Edwinn ~.
KrlIse. principal emeritus ~ the Howard
High School. md II Ray W0nten, the
new principal of the school. 10 the audi
foriuin Of The Howard High School last
night. was attended by about 250 rep
rcsentatiye colored people. Dr r. o.
Cooper and Walter !. Campbell, ~ the
bonrd of education. were present.
The program included prceeDtation pf
p silver loving cup to Miss KrIae by Wee
lev Henry. ". There were also floral g.fts.
A letter from Dr. COuwcl bantnn Was
read
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-13
FOOTBALL TODAY.

Delaware-Swarthmore At Swarthmore.
Dartmouth-penEsy sylvania at Franklin
Field.
Brown-Harvard al Cambridge
Ya4e-Priuceton at Princeton.
Washington ard Lee-Pittsburg ST l.tts-
burg
Cornell-CoIuInbia AT New York
Rochester-Coigata al Rochester
Lehigh-Penn STATE II Bethlehem.
South Caro!lra-Arnapolls at Annapolis.
West Na-Rutgers al Morgartown.
". Va
Indiana-Notre Dame at Burlington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-13
ON RIFLE RAN GE..
Today Will be Big Day for Those
Who Will Practice.

TIL. afternoon usll be regular
practice tiay at hr Diamond state Rifle
and Pistol Ciub rang, There arr !usE
two more weeks to crr into trim for the
Thanksgiving D4v turkey -toot and the
oId-tnrr- Are getting Their rifles o'it
of the corner wlplng the grease q and
dropping III tit tse ir.ng hne The rang
oi the ucu club just at tie end q the
~hcIlpor trolley hpr only about II miu-
utc~ from thc heart III Tire CIT, So that
rifeshootar- who h4yc b-c. prevented from
shooting because ot the ab~cuce oi anN
suitable range close - W lmmCfon are
now taking advantage Of tic poppor-
tunitv to get back INTO tic ~por which
las been the American Iort.cgiar lof.-
taCc for fvo Ger frlcS
The Thak,nylng DaT program ms
been arrauLtd 10 provide plenty af room
for both @harp~hootcr- and their les
cyDnrt cor5uotltp~- 0nC oi the feature
events vllca wlil lend cAi1cmeuf To the
match VIII be- r.ai -kIrml>H hattlc m
which competitors w.il flu one another
to their hearts content Turkeys are
gong high this season and Ing turnout
Of shooters, booking for a chance "a the
Thanksgiving DaysbIrd Is expected one
event viii furnish the materials tor
nearly complete Thanksgiving Day dinner
from turkey and lrs dow % mnce
pie. Events Will be opened 70 all comers
special prizes gong 70 club members.
Guest viii be welcomed AZ th" range any
Saturday afternoon. Information may be
obtained from the secretary. G B. Lister.
room 5l67 DUPONT building, phone 1920,
or at las home 222 " 20ti 81. phone
2532 " p cailbre ammunition will be
for sale al the fring points Naturdar and
the secretary VIII be glad @ arrange
the purchase Of any other ammunition
desired by club members.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-13
The Playhouse
PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA

LEOPOLD NTOkOW SKY Conductor
season 192o-I92I
MONDAY SYMPHONY Nov -. Dec. 6.
EXE CONCERTS Jan 10. Feb IA
Mar. y
DISTINGUISHED SOLOISTS
SEASON TICKETS on sale 10 former sub
scribers at kOBEIEN :. 7lo Market street
on Monday Tuesday aud Wednesday NoN
IL i6 and Il
according TO location.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-13
PIGEON FANCIERS.
Diamond State Association Joins the
American Federation.

Change Of afiliatlou from the va
tiona Association 70 The American
Federation oi looming Pigeon Flyers
was decided upon last evening by the
Diamond state Homing Pigeon Club
II special meeting IN Brandywine fire
house
The l0cs. cb!b was founded in 1881 aud
has maintained Relation with the Nation
al Association slrcc 1898.
Ii Is expected that the West End
Homirg Pigeon Club q thls city viii
take similar action. following the cx-
ample Of laucicI, generally - the Baltl-
more district
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-13
BRITTON AND ABEL MATCHED.
' Associated Press % Every Evening

Atlanta, Ga, Nov. 13. Jack Britton,
weltcrWeight champion Of the world,
and Jake Abcl of Atlarta. wclterWoieht
champion of the A. H. f.. have been
matched to fight ten rounds to de
cision here November 20, Abels man
ager announced today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-13
Parkside vs.. BurleN

P.rkside expects a hard game on SatuI-
day when they meet the Burley Club, Of
Chester, in game to be played il this city.
] he locals will be ha' dlcapped by the
absence Of several stars injured il the
Edgew God game
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-13
Eagles Take Notice.

All members OF Wilmington Aene
No. = +. @ +. are requested TO attend
the regular meeting on Monday evening.
November - 1920 At eight clock
Tne bylaws will be acted on. Il. {. Boett-
ge.. chaHtaan Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-13
Parhside vs.. Burley.

The Parkslde team viii have their hands
fun this afternoon when they meet the
B1fley team Of Chester al Eighteenth
and Van Burcn streets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-13
Pedricktown vs.. ST. Mary S.

The Pedrcktown and st. Mary's
team will play at Fourth and Church
streets tins afternoon at 3l5.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-13
DEFIANCE V. White CircEe.

Defiance ard White Circle viii play
at Rockford Field thi- 1T t.rnoon. The
game Will start at 3l5
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-13
Wilmington High VS. Chester.

Wilmington High School wlll 20 to
Chester this sfterEoon whore they will
play the team oi that place.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-13
E0N LING.

p, i,ll,O,rg scores were rolled last
i. .el, ar ,b, slI.ys ~ Gradv's bowlii G and
billiard parlors
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-13
HOLY Name xe CEesrnnk

lie Holy Name team Of East Fails
viii meet the Chesrook team at Harlan
Rield this sfternoon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-13
ne.arare v. SwartAmsrc

lie Delaware College eleven will play
roe cwsrthmon team al Swarthmorc
th1s afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-13

Ithaca. = =. Nov II For The flret
time IN l5 wears football teams represent
ing Cornell and Columbia nlv''Sltlcs
were scheduled IL meet here on the grid
non todav. ColumbIa defeated Cornell
at the last game in 1908 hy II - q
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-13

Pittsburg. NOV Il Tcrh Stcin. cap
tain and center If the I nlve.sty % Pitts
burg football team and Russell Stem. his
brother. lcfl tackle on the Washngt nn
and jefferson squad. viii face each other
on the girdiron here TODAY Then mother.
Who hives III Woodshcld Ohio. viii attend
the game
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-08-19

are enlarging their plant in that city.
S j. Buckner, formerly of Mexico,
IS financial secretary and stock
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-08-19
FALLS UNDER HORSES

Miller Schultz, II years old son Of
Conrad Schultz, was painfully injur-
ed Friday morning when he fell from
bicycle to the street underneath q
team Of horses on East Liberty
street. One of the horses kicked
him, and bruised his body and head
very severely. He was taken to the
home Of his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rudolph Miller, where medical
attention was given.
The boy had been visiting his uncle
Alvin Miller east Of Mexico, and
had come here early Friday morning
to meet his father and go to the
Schultz home north Of town. While
he was waiting for his father he
borrowed bicycle from a boy who
lived near his grandparents home,
and started to ride toward town on e.
Liberty street. In trying to dodge
an automobile he lost his balance,
and fell under a team of horses
which had just turned into Liberty
street.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-08-19
YESTERDAY
IN MEXICO
10 Years Ago.


Robinson Brothers circus was
scheduled to show here August 25.
Miss Leona jackson and Herbert
J. Schroers Of Tulsa, Okla, were mar
ried at the brides home in south
Mexico.
Alfred Elliott Of Mexico and Miss
Gertrude Linedecker of Keokuk, Ia.,
were married in Hannibal.
Jack 0'Diamonds, B. R. MiddIeton's
famous saddle horse, won the $50 sad
die stake at the Mexico Fair.
The Audrain County Teachers Asso-
citation held a two days meeting at
Mcmillan High School.
Company l, Third Battalion, United
States Engineers, arrived in Mexico,
and pitched camp on the M. M. A.
campus.
Clarence f. Afford of Vandalia and
Miss Ruby Strickler, formerly man.
ual training teacher here, were mar
ried in Columbia.
Frank Moore in a Model T Ford
racer won the motor races at the
Mexico Fair.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-08-19
WEDDINGS,

A. L. Girard and Miss Marguerite
Bass of Farber were married Satur-
day afternoon in the office Of Judge
R. B. Hooton, justice of the peace.
Hooton performed the ceremony,
with Harry Bass and Miss Clara
Christup as the only attendants.
Girard, who is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Girard, is a prominent
young farmer in the eastern part Of
the county. He is popular with the
young people in his community, and
is one Of the most modern and pro-
gressive farmers in the Farber neigh
hood.
Mrs. Girard is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. J. C. Bass. She is pretty
and accomplished, and has a large
number of friends both in Farber and
throughout the county.
The Ledger joins in extending con-
gratulations and best wishes to the
couple.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-08-19
20 Years AgO.

Jesse Carver, Ben Swissman, and
Tom johnson. prisoners in the Aud
rain County Jail, escaped by digging
their way through the Jail wall. Andy
Winscott gave the alarm of their es-
cape.
Mrs. Mary Hayes, who died in Okla
homa, was buried in the Catholic
Cemetery here.
Fred Luckie of Mexico passed the
examination in the Philippines for
the appointment of second lieutenant
in the United States army.
Green Daniels arm was broken
when a pony fell on him.
W. w. Cornett of Martinsburg was
badly hurt while attempting to get
off q Wabash train.
William c. Pasqueth and Miss Eliza
Hansard were married here
j. NJ. Nichols was proprietor of the
Black Flag" store here.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-08-19
40 Years Ago.

Elders Hook and Hardin were con-
Quoting a protracted meeting at the
Rising Sun Church.
Gabe Blum of the firm of David
Brothers and Blum was in the east
buying goods. -.
Professor Blanton was travelling
for D. Appleman and Co., during his
vacation.
L. Smith was night policeman here.
The first Sunday School convention
in Audrain County was scheduled to
take place at Laddonia August 26-27.
Among the speakers on the program
were: Rev. M. Mayes, Prof. J. P.
Blanton. Col J. E. Hutton, Rev. ].
W. Anderson, Or. J. S. Grasty, Rev.
]. c. Maple, Miss Ella Forrist and
Rev T. J. Wheat
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-08-19
COURT
HOUSE

In the estate of Dina Voss, the ad-
ministrator Thursday made proof Of
publication, filed accounts and vouch-
rs, finished distribution, filed final
receipts and was discharged by the
Probate Court.
The administrator of the estate Of
Joseph A. Lewis filed bond and let
ters we're issued.
In the estate Of I. P. Long, proof
Of publication was made and ac-
counts and vouchers filed. The balance
due the executor was $169.59.
In the estate of Melissa Barker
the administrator filed an inventory
and appraisement.
The Probate Court was busy Fri
day settling up routine business. In
the estate of Ruth Ecton, the guar
dian flied accounts and vouchers
showing a cash balance of $585.15.
In the estate of Ricketts, and
Whitney the administrator filed final
accounts and was discharged.
The executor of the Daniel M. Rob-
cr,s estate published accounts and
vouchers, showing balance due OF
$304.35.
The guardian in the estate of A.
J. Henton filed accounts and vouchers
showing balance due Of $36S.35. Ir
the estate of Samnie F. Henton, the
guardian filed accounts showing a
balance due of $393.35.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-08-19
Mali. CARRIERS MEET

hfliation with the American Fed
Grafton of Labor was the chief topic
of discussion at the convention If
the Missouri Rural Letted Carriers
Association Friday afternoon at the
Daniel Boone Tavern in Columbia
Friday afternoon, none of the rural
carriers from here had gone to Col
umbia to the meeting. The associa-
ton recognizes proxy system
Whereby delegates do not have to be
actually present to take part in
the meeting. Several carriers from
here may go to Columbia Saturday,
however, for the last sessions of the
convention.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-08-19

Mrs. A. E. Summerville filed a
waiver in the probate court Satur-
day, and suggested that j. F. Sum-
rerville be appointed as administra-
ter for the estate of her husband
the late A. E. Summerville. The
bond, fixed at $4,000, was given and
apHyovcd.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-08-19
He Was Right.

The Sturgeon Leader says: "Joe
Considine is right when he says that
Audrain county land is selling too
cheap"