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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-28
Japonia a Prawo Kalifornis]
Sprawa Rozbrojenia Zdobywa Zwolennikow.
KARDYNAE GIBBONS CzUE SIE LEPIEJ.
rrzesieoie Zierni w Kalifor1lii.
1NNE TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE

Inltetu 1lnansoWego. bli, ma)acy
ia celu nalozenie wysokich eel
ma import zagraniczny, 4 zw}a-
SEGA Cd produktow rolnych, 20
stat przyjety przez lzbe Posl6w
i obecnie znajduje sic W Sena-
Gle. Kiedy komitet finansowy
rozpocznie przesiuchy w sprawie
tego blu, dotad ME postanowio-
no, lecz jak sic okazujc, niekto-
rzy czionkowie tego komitetu sa
jemu przeciwni. Demokraci sta
wall techniczne parlamentarnc
trudnoSci, tyczace sic tego blu,
lccz wreszcic byli zmuszeni usta
pic, poczem niebawem Senat od-
roczyl sig do przyszlego czwar-
tku.
Washington, 2s grudnia. -
Usilowania przywodcow repu-
blikanskich, celem zakohczenia
wczoraj, jak sic oni wyrazaja,
obstrukcyi demokratow przeci-
wko bilowi taryfy celnej, spelziy
ia niczem. Wniosek demokratow
azeby bill ten odeslat do komisyi
Iandlowej zamiast do komitetu
finansowego, zosta{ poiozony ia
sto} giosami 80 do II, lecz demo-
kratyczny senator Harrison
Mississippi natychmiast zazadai
odesfania blu do Miedzystano-
wei komisyi handlowej walka
mad MIN potoczy}a sic W dalszyln
ciagu. Prezes komisyi finanso-
wei McCumber stanowczo sprzc
ciwial sic odesianiu blu do ia
kiejkolwiek innej konisyi, sam
jednak oswiadczyi, re bedzie o.
ponowac przeciwko temu bilowi
W obecncj jego tresci.
w SPRAWIE BONUSU OLA
zOLNIERZY I MARYNARZY
Washington, 28 grudnia. -
Pred komitete1n Senatu dla
spraw finansowych, ktory roz-
trzasa obccnie sprawe rbonusu
dla byiych zoinierzy i maryna-
rzy, sekretarz Houston oswald
czyi, il bonus ten kosztowaG be-
die Rad Stanow Zjednoczonycn
W przyblizeniu S2,300,0O0.OOo.
Sekretarz Skarbu zaznaczyl, IL
przeprowadzenie blu bonusowe-
60 znaczyc bedzie oblozenie nowy
mi ciezarami podatk6w obywa-
tell amerykahskich. zbijajac tenn
poprzednie oswiadczenie, ktore
zlozyl pred komitetem w ubie-
glym tygodniu. mowiac, il skarb
paistwa ME zostanie obciazony
przez to zadnymi nowymi cieza-
rami. Przypuszczajac, re jezeli
wszyscy zoinierze zgodnie ohio
ra sobie jeden z czterech even
tualnych planow bonusu, p. Hou-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-28
KONSTYTUANTA GDANSKA
ZAMIENIA SIZE w SEM
LUDOWY.

Gdansk, %. grudnia. - Ma po-
'siedzeniu konstytuanty gdan-
skiej uchwalono giosami bloku
mieszczahskiego przeciwko glo-
som Polak6w socyalistow obu
odiamow proklamowac obecna
konstytuante jake sejm ludowy,
fankcyonujacy do kohca 1923 ro-
ku. Po tel uchwale dokonano wy
boru t. wv. senatorow fachowych
na y lat.
Pred rozpoczeciem glosowa-
MIA Polacy i socyaliSci oDu odia-
NOW opuscili sale posiedzeh W
giosowaniu udziaiu ME brali
'Gfosowaio zaledwie 60 poslow ma
l29 poslow wogole, czyli bardzo
nieznaczna wiekszosc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-28
CABINET PREZYDENTA
HARDINGA.

Marion, Ohio, 2Sgo grudnia. -
Prezydent elekt Harding zadecy-
dowai wczoraj poniekad wybor
nowego gabinetu, t. ]. ludzI, po-
wolanych ma najwazniejsze sta
nowiska w rzadzie Stanow Zje-
dnoczonych. Prezydent elekt po-
minal wszystkich progrcsistow,
ktorzy roScili sobie prawo do
wstapienia do nowego gablnetu'
a lnianowai don samych Irregular
nych" republikanow. Ma niekt6-
re urzedy p. Harding zarezerwo-
wal sobie po dwu kandydatow,
kt6rych wybor bedzie wiadomy
dopiero po jego inauguracyi, przy
ostatecznem ogioszeniu i wybo-
RE gabinetu.
Ma obecnej liScle So naStePu-
cv: Sekretarz Strawberries L.
Hughes z Nowego Yorku, albo
Elihu Root Nowego 1orku.
.Sekretarz Skarbu - Charles u.
Dawes Illinois. Generalny pro-
kurator - Harry NJ. Daugherty
Ohio. Poczmistrz generalny -
VIII H. Hays Indiana. Sekre-
tarz Wojny - Alvin T. Hert z
Kentucky, albo John w. Weeks
= Massachusetts,. Sekretarz De-
partanentu Marynarki - John
w. Weeks Massachusetts, al
bo Alvin T. Hert Kentucky.
Sekretarz Handlu - Herbert
Hoover Kalifornii. Sekretarz
Spraw Wewnetrznych - Albert
T. Fall n NJ. Sekretarz Rolni-
ctwa - Henry Wallace z Iowa.
Ma liscie znajduje sic tylko je-
den z przeszfych czionkow gabi-
netu, ktory brai udzial w wojnie
Swiatowej w si}ach ekspedycyj-
nych Stanow Zjednoczonych, d
to jest MIN brygadyer Dawes,
tt6ry siuzyi pod generalem Per
shingem.
Sentyment przysziego gabine-
tu, jak utrzymuja niekt6rzy, jest
"a pewnego rodzaju Liga Lu-
dow. Najwieksi przeciwnicy Ii
gi Ludlow i traktattu pokojowe-
go, ktorzy spodziewali sic dostac
do nowego gabinetu, zostali Ii
gnorowani. Ma sekretarza Depar
tamentu Piracy prezydent elekt
Harding obierze najprawdopodo-
bniej zdolnego przyw6dce robo-
tnikow krajowa reputacya.
ZAc1ETA WALKA o PRE-
PRoWADZENIE BLU Ia
RYFY CELNEJ.
Washington, 2S grudnia. -
Po diugich i zacietych debatach
wv snrawie hilu tarufy cnlnei Sc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-28
KALENDARZYK.

Dzis, wtorek, 2S grudnia: Sw. Mo
dziank6W.
Jutro. sroda, 90 grudnia: Sw. TOma'
sza Bisk.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-28
POLSKA ZABEZPIECZA SIE
MA WSZELKI WYPADEK.

Lwow, %. grudnia. - Dzien-
niki niemieckie donosza, re Cd
poiowy listopada przybywaja
znowu do Gdanska olbrzymie
transporty materyaiu wojennego
dla Polski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-28
z Biura MeteOrolOg::cmegO.
Wsch6d sIonca 0 godzinie 7:lS.
Zaeh6d sIohca O gOdzinie 4:26.

Pogoda W Chicago okOlicy: Pogo
dnie we wtorek prawdOpOdObnie We
srode. Temperature podnOsi sic pOwOli'
UmiarkOwany zachOdni wiatr we VITO
nek, przechodzacy w poludniOwO-zachO'
dni w nocy przybierajacy ma sile we
SrOde.
Temperature dolby miniOnej: NajWyi
sza wczoraj gOdzinie Sciej rano, Is
stopni, najniisza dis gdozinie lei
po p6inOcy, % stopnie (poniiej zera)'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-28
ME BEDZIE STRAJKU
STRozY.

Chicago ME bedzie mialo zagra
zajacego mu strajku strozy w bu
dynkach apartamentowych. Jab
wiadomo, obie strony zgodzlfy
sic niedawno temu przyjac decy,
Eye, jaka wyda komisya arbitra'
Icyjna szefem policyi Fitzmorri,
sem ma czele. Wczoraj pan Fitz'
morris oglosif nastepujace o,
Swiadczenie:
,,Wraz z innymi czlonkami ko'
misyi arbitracyjnej zbadaaem
dokladnie sprawe stosunku po,
miedzy wlaScicielami domow 7
cz,onkami The Chicago Flat ia
n;tors Union. Sadie, re stosunki
ogolne So takie, IL ME zalecajq
podwyzki wynagrodzenia. Pre-
ciwnie, tendencya ogolna jest
znizkowa. Mimo to jednak ME
s2dze, ably wynagrodzenie MONA
znizac. zwiaszcza w chwrli obec-
nej, gdy ia tendencya znizkowa
wcale jeszcze ME zaznaczySa sic
w kosztach utrzymania.
,.Decyzya moja jest nastepu-
jqca:
..Stara skala piac z r. 1920 be-
die nadal obowiazujaca przez je-
den rok, rozpoczynajac Cd 1go
stycznia 1921, a koilczac ia Sligo
grudnia 1921. Tia stara umowa
przewiduje automatyczna pod
wyzke wynagrodzenia strozy pro
porcyonalnie do podnoszenia sic
wysokoSci czynszow w mieszka-
mach, ktore kosztuja przecietnie
$50 ma miesiac. Jezeli natomiasr
czynsze podczas trwania mocy O.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-28
ZLoTo RoSYJSKIE JEST
luz w RYDZE.

Ryga, %. grudnia. = Trans,
port ziota Z Rosyi sowieckiej
nadszedi juz do Rygi czescia "
monecie, czescig W bryiach Bryiy
zlote bsda zbadane przez eksper-
tow, poniewaz ogolnie wszyscy
sa przekonani, re zioto rosyjskie
wysyiane zlgranice posiada maiq
wartoSc. Uezeli zestawimy Po,
wyzsze dwie depesze, to musimy
przyjSG do wniosku, re jedna Z
Mich musi bye falszywa. Sadzac
z poprzednich wiadomoSci o pre-
biegu rokowan w Rydze, nalezy
przypuszczac, re pierwsza tych
depesz jest maio prawdziwa. -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-28
KURS MAREK POLSIICH.

WedIe kOmunikatu POlskiegO KOnsu.
latu Generalnego kurs narek polslieh
Jest dis $50 marek "a $1.00.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-28
PLANY BOLSZEWIKoW.
Warszawa, %. grudnia.


,,Prawda" moskiewska oglosiia
artykul Bucharyna, ktory utrzy-
ypuje, re kleska Wrangla, Petlury
i Baiachowicza ME jest bynaj-
mniej wstepem do pokoju. Boil
szewicy musza rozwaliG muir pol
ski. podac dion towarzyszom ME
mieckim, ably wraz z mimi stanac
mad brzegami Renu mora
Srodziemnego podyktowac ka-
pitalistycznei burzuazyjnej Eu-
ropie wole swiatowego proleta-
ryatu. (Wole moskiewskiego
chamstwa barbarzyhstwa. -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-28

Dokonczenie ma stronicy 7-mej,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-28

Dokonczenie ma stronicy 2
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-28
BOLSZEWICY ZAPRZECZA-
IA POGLOSKOM o ICH PO-
GOTOWIU WoJENNEM.

GOIOWlU WOJENNEM.
Kopenhaga, %. grudnia. (Pra-
sa Stow - Jerry Czyczeryn,
bolszewicki minister spraw "a
granicznych w swej iskrowej de-
peszy do rumuhskiego ministe-
ryum spraw zagranicznych "a
przecza pogioskom o koncentrS--
cyl wojsk bolszewickich w rejo-
ME Dniestru, celem ktorych ma
ia bye agresywne intencye
wzgledem Rumunii.
czyczeryn oznajmii, re kon-
centracya wojsk sowieckich po-
zostaje W zwiszku z rozkwatero-
waniem zoinierzy na sezon limo
wy oraz sytuacya, jaka wytwo-
rzyta sic wzdiuz caIego frontu.
(Jaka to jest sytuacya, p. Czy',
czeryn. oczywiScice mic ME wspo
nina. Przyp. Red.)
Minister bolszewicki uskarzal
sic. re Rumunia zwioczy roko-
wuniami pokoiowemi. zapropono-
wanemi jej przez Rad sowiecki.
GDANSK PRoTEsTUJE PRE-
CIV WYDANIU POLSCE
MIN 1 AEROPLANoW.
Gdansk, 2S. grudnia. - Zarzad
miasta Gdanska wystosowal do
zastepcy komisarza entente'y W
Gdansku protest przeciwko wy
daniu Polsce armat, min aero
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-03-11
TAKE IN NO MANS LAND"

Three tracts Of unorgantGed terri
tory, which up to this time has BEEN
included in none of the school districts
in Audrain County and for that reason
has been called No Mans Land, have
been added to organized districts by
action taken by the County Court upon
petitions presented to it by residents
the unorganized sections.
Sections l and IL Of Township 50,
Range 6, were added to the ConsGl-
idated District Number l at Farber,
upon the petition of Albert Mabrey,
G. M. Ledermain and F. G. Oliver.
Sections 80 and 81 in Township 50
North, Range 6, West, were annexed
to the Laddonia School District, Frat
els Spoken, NJ. W. Syler, L. H. Bell
end W, l.. Denmark being the petit
TONERS.
The third addition was made to
School District Number 8, known as
the New Michigan District, upon the
petition Of L. Motley, D. f. Nation,
John r. Maxwell and T. A. Daniels.
The tract Of land added is the North
west fourth Of Section 80, Township
81, Range 5, which is 101 acres on the
farm of L. W. Motley.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-03-11

NJ. N. Bussen to H. ]. Weischaus,
War;. Cons. $G25, Lot z and 8 Blk 2,
Crigler's Add.
Perry Rigfs to Carl H. Cruk,
War;. Cons. $4,000, 80 A in 24-5O-s
and 19-50-8.
Harry W. Shoup to Louis Sonwalt,
War;. Cons. s14,4O0, 100 A in 30-52-7.
Gerhard H. vienhoff ct al to Alex
Carter, War;. Cons. $1,000, 1853 A in
Secs. 20, q all in Sit.
Wilbur C. Shoup to Oscie C. Dub
ray, War;. Cons. $4,000, NV Se,. 4
& Eh Lots 1 and 2 NE Sec 5 all in
52-7.
Chtrles W. Tanner to A. F. Tuepker,
War;. Cons. S150, Lots 4 and 5 Blk 4
Shotwell Add.
Jennie Self to Bernice Selg, War;.
Cons. $1,000, Lots 8, 4 Blk Z Orig.
Ladodnia.
Geo. M. Cincaid to Robert R. Buck
ner, Quit Claim Cons. $4,000, 102.52 A
in Secs 25-50-9 and 3O-50-8.
Ralph Galloway to Charles P. Ma
lone, Quit Claim, Cons. 81, PIT. of let
Is City Survey 40.
Florence z. Patrick to Clarence M.
Berry, Ware. Cons. $76, PIT, VIZ NE
11-52-1O.
Paul NJ. Mullins to Irwin W. Fuh-
rer, War;. Cons. $4,000, 1872 A 3d.
51-8.
Louise Willingham to ]. A. Mongler,
War;. Cons. $4,000, NV NE 3O-52-s.
]. R. Dorgan to Alex Paris, War;.
Cons. 81, 900, 66 A in &C. SIS.
VIM. Albuw, Jr., to Jos. AIouw,
War;. Cons. $11, 900, 100 A in lots /
and 2 of NV 7-52-1O.
Rosie Higgingbotham to Ralph
Dobins, War;. Cons. $24608, 373.1O A
in 36-51-10 and 31-51-10 and 6-5O-9.
Bruce Ridgway to J. U. Stuart ct al
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-03-11
THE BUSIEST IN YEARS.

Friday was as big a day with the
County Recorder Of Audrain County
as was the second day Of the month
and business lacked very little being
as great as that of the first day of
March. AS a usual thing the first
three days of March r the busiest of
the season, and after that there is 3
considerable falling off in the number
of instruments brought in to be fled.
But this year is an exception with re-
gard to the number of deeds. mort
cages and court decisions which Mrs.
Stephens has been called upon to
record. She has been "swamped" 20 a
greater degree than she has eve beer,
before.
On Monday, March l, 70 instru-
ments were brought to the office to
be recorder; on Tuesday II; Wedne3-
day 10; Thursday, 81; Friday Y and
upto 2 o'clock Saturday %.
A lull is expected by the middle OF
next week lat the latest lat which lime
it is thought that most of the real
estate transfers will have been II d.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-03-11
Mrs. Hill Granted Divorce.

The case of Benjamin Hill versus
Veneta Hill, for divorce, and the case
of Veneta Hill versus Benjamin dill.
for maintenance, came up for trial III
the Circuit Court Friday. A partial
settlement was made out of court, the
plaintiff in the first suit dismissed
his suit and the defendant was grant
ed a divorce on her o bill. the
cause having been heard before Judge
E. S. CAN'T. A large number OF wit
nesses were summoned from Falber,
some from Vandalia and some from
Mexico, but none but two besides Mrs.
Hill were put on the stand.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-03-11
TWO INVENTORIES FILED.

An inventory in the estate of A. S.
]. Harrison was filed witu hn Pro-
bate Court Friday showing Tie
amount of the personal property left
by him to be $19,197.G0
In the estate of John H. Hinton II e
administrators filed inventory and APP
praisement showing the e9timPted
value of the personal property TO be
$~1,G73.25. The estate also includes a
1913 acre farm in Audrain County and
some real estate in Champaign Couh-
ty, Ill.
Herbert and Alice Ellington filed a
claim for $500 against the Frederick
Whitcomb estate. The claim was
waived by the administrator and a
hearing set for March 3.
Larry w. Stot!er reported to the
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-03-11
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

John T. Crews to F. G. jacob ct al,
War;. Cons. $22,4O 227.5O A in 80
SIT.
Henry W. NcClelland to ]. E. Bur-
dett, War;. Cons. 81 and other CON
1880 A.. in 1-51-9.
Bennetta Greer to Henry w. Nc
Clelland, War;. Cons. $500, 1880 A
in 1-51-9.
VIM. C. Floyd to Emory A.. Raw
lings, War;. Cors. $11, 1000, 1920 A. il
23-51-9.
F. H. Morris to M. Morris, War;,
Cons. $3.50, Is # squar and rs feet
strip in 26-50-7.
VIM. C. Adams to Moses G. Hix.
War;. Cons. 81, 900, Lot 60 Grand
View Add Mexico.
Edna E. Wilson ct al to Chas. Z
Maxwell, War;, Cons. $4,000, NV and
NJ of Sw and PIT of Eh 13-51-8.
Allie A. Ashby to Frank L. Ashby,
War;. Cons. 100000, 100 A in 32-50-9
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-03-11
for the vsndaIia District.

The following overseers yer ap'
ointed by the Court: T. NJ. SquIres,
district "a; J. C. Hagan, district II;
David Roberts, district 81; Chas.
Householder, district %; Roy Knot
Ear, district %; Harry Knipfel, dis
trict so; John Schulz, district II. This
leaves several of the districts in the
county without ~overseers, as applica-
lions have not been made for some of
the vacancies.
Settlement was made with W. F.
Detienne, of district number SO, FIR
the work done during the year ending
February l.
Upon the report from the road CON-
missioner that he had viewed, markrl
and got the right-of-way of convey
ances on two short roads, n south If
Farber and one west Of Vandalia, the
County Court ordered that me roads
be opened.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-03-11

War;. Cons. $4,000, so A in 1889.
Charles Householder to Thomas
Davenport, Wcrr. Cons. $4,000, 90.5s
A in 35-52-10.
John T. Crews to Elvie R. Sims,
War;. Cons. $4,000, 2SO A in in 1850.
10.
Rosie Pease to ]. E. McNear, War;.
Cons. $4,000, 200 A in IS and "a all
in SOLO.
Jos. c. Jesse to J. S. Jesse, War;.
Cons. $500, Humphrey Tract in NE
NV 26-51-9 and lot 4 in Survey As.
P. E. Moody to Lee Goslin, War;.
Cons. $~14,975.75, 121 A in Sec. 5 and
8 all in 51-10.
Henry YoungBlood to Anthy W,
Becker, War;. Cons. $11,775, 117.75
A in 36-51-7.
Chris Marbug to John NJ. Hartley,
War;. Cons. $4,000, 400 A in Secs
1881.
Fred Benscoter to VIM. A. Park,
War;. Cons. $4,000, lao A in 7-51-1O.
Emil A. Feutz to James L. Williams
ct al, War;. Cons. $4,000, 100 A in
16-51-9.
Helen C. Greasy to Bruce Piper,
War;. Cons. $500, Lot 6 Blk 5 Orig.
Mexico.
Mary E. Brown ct al to Emipl A,
Feutz, War;. Cons. $3.50, 100 A in
16-51-9.
P. E. Ecton Gdn. to Emil A. Feutz,
War;, Gdn. Deed, Cons. 5000, 100 A, in
16-51-9.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-03-11
DOnnelly Inventory Filed.

Inventory in the estate of Martin
Donelly was filed in the Probate Court
Thursday by Martin Donnelly, Jr., the
administrator. It showed the value Of
the personal property to be $560.63. a
hundred and sixty acres of land also
belong to tho estate. In the estate Of
Frederick Whitcomb w. w. Bolts filed
p demand for S25, which was waived
by the administrator, F. J. Buckley.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-03-11
COURT
HOUSE
PERFECT TITLE SUITS SETTLED.
Continued From Page ~

Three perfect title suits were set
tied in the Circuit Court Wednesday.
A decree in favor of the plaintiff was
granted in all three. They were as
follows: John Allen against Ishma4l
Van Horn ct al; Ellen Hays ct al
against Harriet Jane O'BrIen ct r.;
and J. W. Gallaher ct al against Jesse
Hall ct al.
Lillian Brock was granted a divorce
from George S Brock.
A bill Of exception was fled with
the court p~eEfetting the appeal in the
case Of Frank Parker ct al against
George 3. Stsddea ct 81.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-03-11

in two suits; Verle Lew
ellen ct al cru Vernon Lewellen ct
al: Halleck Bland versus Mary E. Sey-
mour ct al; Priscilla Bradley ct Gl
versus Kate Pr.ce Dudley ct al; Earl
W. Laughman versus Sylvia c.
o'Hara.
The case Of A. B. Erisman versus
the Wabash Railway Company ct al
was tried in the court today, it being
the first to be heard before a jury
The plaintiff alleged damages in ship
ping stock.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-03-11

In the estate of Stephen Caldwell,
the widow, Gertrude Caldwell, filed d
declaration with the Probate Court
Wednesday to take one hall Of the
real estate left by her husband.
The clerk of the sale held in the
Dennis Z. Forrest estate filed with The
court the report Of the sale, showing
a total of $2GG7.97.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-03-11
SETTLE PERFECT TITLES SUITS

SETTLE PERFECT TITLES SCITS:.
Three suits in perfect title were set
tied by the Circuit Court Saturday
morning, a decree being issued fer the
plaintiffs in all three cases. They were
John Thomas Byars, Jr., against Sam
uel Blyth, ct al; Henry Ingleman a.
gainst Ruben Anderson, ct al; ard
Mary J. Anderson against George
Poorman ct al.
Cases number A and 5, of Fred Rob
erts against the Wabash Railway
Company were discharged by tae
plaintiff.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-03-11
APPOINT ROAD COMMISSIONERS

James A. Hamilton was appointed
road commissioner for the Mexico
Special Road District during the
March term Of the County Court
which adjourned Wednesday. O. l..
Crowds was made commissioner for
the Laddonia-Farber Special District
and William A. White was appointed
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-03-11
JAMES SMELL ARRAIGNED.

James Smell was arraigncd under
an indictment by the Grand Jury, Fri
day evening, upon a charge of dis
turbing the peace of Walter Bolton, a
negro. Smell pleaded not guilty and
his trial was set for March "a.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-03-11
SHERIFF REPORTS ON SALES.

After he had reported on he six
partition sales and after the court bad
approved his reports Sheriff J. G..
Ford was discharged Monday from
duties relative tc the following cages:
Joel A. Hea6ingtin versus Susen
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-03-11
Files Suit For Divorce.

Nadine Doss Thursday filed WITH The
Circuit Clerk, for the June term Of
court, a petition asking for a divorce
from Fr1d Doss.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-03-11

Ralph Webb, of Laddonia, was IL
Mexico on business Friday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-03-11

court that the total receipts in the.
John ]. Fields sale were $68 rs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-10
TO SEND TROOPS
IMPRACTICAL
According to Decision BY
Premiers Of Great Bri-
tain and France
ACTION is ALSO
UNNECESSARY
G e rm a ny Is Warned
Against Trying to Sc
cure Territory

Paris, Aug l0.-The military deci
sions reached at the Hythe conference
between Premiers Lloyd George and
Millerand and their advisers were as
follows, according to the French for.
eign office:
First-That it was impracticable
and unnecessary to send allied troops
to Poland.
Second-The integrity Of Poland's
western frontier was guaranteed. This
palpably means that any effort by Ger
many to use the present crisis in an at.
tempt to regain any of the territory
coded to Poland under the treaty of
Versailles would be decisively mega
tived by the alliesl.
Third-That the blockade measures
against Russia might possibly be taken
later, French opinion questioning the
effectiveness OF such action, however.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-10
ARCHBISHOP
is IN LONDON
Only a Small Crowd Turned
Out to Welcome
Mannix
POLICE PRECAUTIONS
WERE TOO AMPLE
The Arc h b i $ h op Was
Whisked Away to Home
y of Priest in Suburbs

London, Aug. l0--Archbishop Dan
iels.J, Mannix of Australia, who wa,
landed yesterday at Penzance by q
British destroyer, which had taker
him from on board the White Stal
liner Baltic, off the Irish coast, arrived
here at 8 o'clock this morning.
A less impressive welcome for the
archbishop could hardly have been
staged than that which greeted him at
Paddington station. Only the late edi-
tons of last evenings newspapers pub
lished the fact that he had landed at
Penzance and was coming to this city.
Therefore, only few knew that. he
was to arrive early, to-day, .-
The police had made arrangements
to care for a much larger crowd than
that formed by the few priests, rep,
resentatives of the Irish self -determi-
nation league, and reporters who had
awaited the train
Railway officials had arranged for
his train to be fanked on either side
by other trains, and both ends of the
platform were guarded by police and
Even the priests were not allowed to
greet the archbishop until he had
passed the barriers into the station
proper Here the police had some
difficulty in handling even such small
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-10

crowd, as nearly everyone insisted in
kneeling before the archbishop and
kissing his hand.
Efforts of those who took Archbis-
hop Mannix from the station to evade
the public seemed to lend strength to
statements Of Irishmen that the Aus.
tralian prelate will attempt to go to
Ireland notwithstanding the govern
ment's determination that he shall not.
He was first led to the subway plat
form and then suddenly hurried to an
automobile in which his luggage had
been placed. He was driven to the
home of a priest in the suburbs.
The archbishop declined to say
whether he had any plans for the i'm
mediate future and would not disclose
what he intended to do during his stay
in England.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-10
AMERICANS
ELIMINATED
Beaten BY European BIZ
cyclists in First Bicycle
Events of Olyn1piad
CANADIANS PUT OUT
BY SOUTH AFRICANS
Peters, Dutch Champion
Took the 1000 Metres
in Slow Time

Antwerp, Aug. 0 I By the Associated
. Press European bicyclists to-day
captured the honors in the first bicycle
event of the Olympiad. In the 1000.
metre relay race the Americans were
eliminated in the preliminary heats by
the Belgian team. The Canadians
were eliminated by the South African
teams.
Peters, who is the Dutch cycling
champion, took the 1000 metres in the
slow time of one minute four and two
fifths seconds. johnson and Ryan, both
of England, were, respectively, second
and third These three were the only
riders in the final.