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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-13
PHILLIPS DAM.
Given Consideration at the Meeting OF
the Levy Court Today.

Matthew Slaughter, the present owner
Of the Phillips milldam property, between
Odessa and Middletown, was represented
before the Levy Court this morning by
Lawyer NJ. V. Burris, in an endeavor TO
secure an adjustment of his claim TO com
pensation for the relinquisbment of his
water right, if, thereby the road, which
formerly crossed the dam, can be repaired
by the commissioners.
The mill dam gave way during a flood
some years ago, carrying the road with 1T.
Under the statute, as interpreted by the
Levy Court, it was incumbent on the
owner to replace the dam before they
undertook to repair the road or to make a
bridge, and as this was not done, they
feel no obligation to replace the road
The matter was the subject of contro-
versy at the time, DIR. Carlyle then holding
the property as mortgagor. Mr.. Burris
said that his client was disposed to do the
fair thing but thought he was entitled
to an adjustment if be were to relinquish
his water right.
The matter was referred to the court
as a whole and the attorney.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-13
FREEZING WEATHER AGAIN.
Temperature Falls Several Degrees Today
With prediction Of Cold Wave and
High Winds.

The Weather bureau predicts colder
weather for tonight in fact it is pro-
phesied that the temperature will descend
considerably below the freezing point
before nightfall. This morning between
ten and eleven o'clock the thermometer
dropped four points and in the next half
hour it fell two degrees more.
The weather bureau also predicts high
winds, and altogether disagreeable weather
not in the least like the average Della
ware April day-for tomorrow.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-13
STATE ROAD AID.
To BE Given for 16 Feet Of Highways Only

In the Levy Court this morning, a
communication was received from the
State Highway Department, under date
of March 5, advising that the construction
of any road under the provisions of the
State Aid r Dad Law. of greater width
than l6 feet will not be sanctioned.
This was a disappointment to the
Levy Court members, who had been
counting on at least Is feet for some Of
the dirt roads that are planning to inn
prove. The communication was received
and filed. on motion of Commissioner
Ward.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-13
Amusements Tonight

Playhouse-"H Hamlet"
Garrick---k audeviiic
Queen--''rhe Forbidden woman
estic--"Tha Miracle ot Love"
Riaito--.'Jim Grimsby's Boy,"
savoy Other Nen shoes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-13
BURTON FOR TARIFF BOARD.
Former Senator From Ohio Appointed BY
President.
81 Associa % Press to Evl

By Associated Press TO Every Evening
Washington, April 13.-Former Sena-
tor Theodore Burton, OF Ohio, was
nominated today to be member OF the
tariff commission.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-13
NEW SHIPPING BOARD MEMBER.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Washington, April l3. Martin J. Gillian
of Wisconsin was nominated today by
President Wilson to be member OF the
shipping board.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-13
STRIKERS TIE UP EASTERN
ROADS TIGHTER; new YORK
|. and PHILADELPHIA HELPLESS

Wakout Spreads Through New England and Pennsylvania
But Conditions Are Much Better at Chicago Coal Miners
Forced to Suspend for Lack Of Cars and Tens Of
Thousands Of Mill Workers Are Idle; lnswgent Leader
Insists Will VIM President and Cabinet to Confer on
Strike Situation at Meeting Tomorrow
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-13

A safe spring tonic. Clover Dairy
milk.-Ady
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-13

Al Jolson sings "Swanee1 Columbia
Record at Feinberg's, S06-8 King-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-13

Friendship Active Association dance,
so cents.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-13
Weather Forecast.

BY Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Washington. April i3.-Weather forccaSs
for Delaware
Fair tonight and Wednesday. colder to-
night with temperature near frecxing and
frost. rising temperature "Wednesday. strong
northwest winds
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-13

Certified milk for infants. Clover
Dairy Co.--Adv
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-13
"Cascarets" es 10 nejor
para 81 DoIor de Cabe-,
"a BiIiosidad, Males
tar Constipation
E eli rcmedio por cXcelcncia
para eI higadO y los inteSti-
nos y para cl NAL aliento.
fuerteS reSfriadoS Y aci-
DEE en- el eStGmagO.
Conprc IN" caja hoy mi<mo.

t0E'pTG IN" Gays h0y n.!Smo.
Los tue~;cs dolores de cabeHa. bl-
liosidad. lcngua sucia y pastosa. ca
5eza Y r2riz cbstvuidas a CONSEQUENT
ca de rssfriados-SiemNre prCvicHen
lie crtorpecimicTto del higado: ali
T1cNtos no digeridos Y fermenlad9s en-
los intestIuos o aciIeZ Ell cl es.or.agr.
Las sustarcias vcncrisas Que -
~acGuulan or los !ntes:mOs, eli vez dc
soy ~arrcjadas. son ahso-vidas por IA
.snGrc. Cuardo cstos ve"ercs lie
gan 4 las dclicadas ce.T'aS cerebra-
.es, brigham Ia congestion : csc te-
rrih'c Q in]aguantab!c dolor de cabe-
"a.
Los "Cascarcts' iimpian irmeiia-
t2mcnte Ell ~estomago, arrojsn los a.
nentcS no digeriGos : fcrmenta;ioS.
cxDcie cl cXccso De bills del hira-
DO Y arroja todoS los aiimentos 10
aprovechables Y no Glgeridos CUE s.
acun.u,2n Ell los jr,estinos.
In "Iasrare.' hoy. por Ia nochc.
nara que I'd. Se sienta manana per
fect2mente hicn. Ohran mientras I'd.
duerme. Una GAIA adquirida en- Qua.
Guiera d"ogueria sigrifica para I'd.
du:anJe varios meses. Ia cabeZa Ges-
reiada, eSt6mago. higado e intestlnoS
furc;oH7nio rerularMen:e, buer alien
to Y complexion roSada. lAdv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-13
a f. OLA

Los gobernadores que concurrieron
a la ~junta, son los que notorismente
deSen 81 puesto al gobierno, los que
Sc s;en.en, los que son, en- realidad,
obra del carrancismo, obra de Ia SIM
pstia de don Venustiano; los que du-
dan en- su fuero inferno, de tener
otros meritos que no sean les de ha-
berle caido en- gracia al scnor Ca
rranza.
Esos. concurrieron sol;citos a la
junta, y ell criterio popular, ell sabio
criterio de la muehedumbrs, los sena
10 desde luego como los incondic;o-
males del carrancisrao. Esto quiere
dec;r, i las ~clsras. qre hay alguncs
que no son Inconsistencies, pucsto
que hay motive para hacer la d.
fermentation.
Los incondicionales. son diez y SIZE
tie; los no incondicionales, los que no
acudieron al llamado, los que no ea-
tan en- Mexico, los que no han tornado
parte err las frarcachclas prelimina-
res, nj han cssado IN las mistericsas
-euniones 4 pueria cerrada, son ve!nti
tres.
Asi pues, hay mayorla de gober-
nadores que no Sc ~sienten hondamen
te obliga6os con c! centric, y Csto va
es consolador.
ST Fl c%riterio puhlico juzga que esos
diecisicte debieroR 81 Pucsto al favor
Official. de5en suPoner ~tambien. iogi-
ca V iustamentc. euc los otros %, no
20 G-bierou al dicho favor Official. =
que. pnr 10 iar.o, anduvieron en- la &c
sisnacioa, un POGO del mcrito perso-
nal v un POGO de la voluntad de los
clcctores.
Per ESQ declines, al principle de cs-
tag l~ircss. que also So ha Ganado
entire tanto como licvamos pcrd:do.
y que habremos de ir POGO a POGO re-
cuperando.
Pedro RECiO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-13
ACTUALIDADES EXTRANJERAS !
II HSTORLA E Ia GUERRA DEL SR. HANOlAOE

a,runo, Gatos bier cSLab,ec'dOS. 4
prsgart que $! 20 hub!eTa busc2do
ura lcccion de Goctrina que me or!cn
tara accrca de IA maniobra de Schll"-
ffea Y el sistema aleman, no "a ma
bria ercontrado on los Estados Ma
vores ~franceses: teD!an otras co>aS
que hacsr.
Tai fue, pucS. Ia principal base de
mi trabajo Y Ia razon inlc!al &c los
iuicios cue, POGO q POGO. sc fueron
p~rccisardo en- nj ~concjcncla.
Esta fue jiuraiHada. al fin Y sobre
todo. por I'm nechO Cuya impQr,anc!a
segun creo. Sc astara dispueiso 3 re-
conocer. la batal!a del Marine. La
mag1itGd de Cs2 victoria Y y conSe-
cuenciaS. que me parecen t~ecIs!VaS,
determinaron en- nj una reacciCn ms
tintiva contra las c~-iticas apresuradas
accrca tt Ia conduccion dc Ia guerra.
PueSto que Ia maniobra general que
preside en- el drama que llamo, el pr!
nero. Ia "Batalla de FronteraS', ha-
bia terminate con = victoria III
contcssable". clio guerra declr que
las coSaS no habian S3o tan NAL di-
rigidaS, que el iefe responsible no
estaba tan desprovisto de capacidad
~aiiitar, Y que los jefes alemanes, Sus
aGve:sarios, no 10 Y tan sUperlo-
res.
Confcrme con % que va ne decla-
raGo. declare de Euevo cue, durante
TODD q peyiodo en- que Joffrc e~ierclo
81 alto rardo, no recibl de e.. va sea
Q~irecta . W ;nd.rectaneHte. nj conu-
ricacl5n nj suggestion aiguna. Muy
por el contrario de 10 que Sc ha dicho,
las CrGeHes dirigidas q los Estados
Mayores ~prohlbian. tratandose de MI
en- particular. toda fa~cilitacion de
Gocumentos oficiales.....
TTanScurrieron los meSes; las gran
DIES puhlicaciones ~aparecieron en- el
e~NJraMjero: La Historic de "a Cue
ira" del Times. Y la ASTORIA de
la Guerra" tie Steegemann. inspira-
da ror el Estado Mayer aleman.
cTeniamOs algin interes en- no pro-
porcionarle a la opinion pGolica como
paste otra cosa cue eXpoSicioTes en-
las cue e. papel Dc Francia tenia que
esjar fatalmerCe alcerado 0 sacrifi-
cado? La mayor partc de los gran
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-13

Bien o NAL, por Ell canine recto o
por la senda torsuosz, con pie fir
me o o pierna insegura, clio es
| que no nos hemos quedado, despues
. de nuestras revoluciones de los ulti-
mos diez amos, sin haber dado nues
tros pasos en- la vida democratica
| que nos hs costado tanta sangre, AN
ia vergiienza y tanto dinero-
Lo podriamos decir a ~proposito
de muchas cosas dc las que al prescn
te acontece en- Mexico; mas hoy 10
trsemos 4 colacion a guisa de CO.
mentario n un suceso rccientc, en- tor
no del cual no ha habido c~iudsdano-
de los que todavia Sc interesan por
las cosas de la politica-que no haga
su eonjesura, adventure su suposicion
y dele caer su personal comento: Ia
iunta dc gobernadores.
Cuando don Venustiano los lla-
mo a una conferences con el e~jecuti-
vo, en- Ia ciudad de Mexico, TODD 81
nundo supuso que los vcintitantos
G~obernadores de la, veintitantas en-
tidaoes federativas de nuestro pals,
aprovecharian cl medic de locomo-
cion mas rapido entire aouellos de
les cuales prdieran. 6isponer, y Sc
trasladarian, sin pcrdida dc tempo,
a la mes-opoli mcxicaua.
En- sesuida. la imagination volo H.
eren,cnte: don Venustiano les EXPIRE
=aria ST. voiuntad en- 10 Que hace a
IA question electoral e. Pucrta, les
di.ia cuai era gu candidate v como
dc5eria hacerSe'c t~riuntar en- las c.
i~ecc!onec, Por bucnss o por malas,
les daria carta blanca para usar de
tcdor los medios. a fin de CUE !os
candidates Independence, sobre to-
do este endemoriadc d. Oregon,
70 Sc sal:e-aa con /. suva nalorcando
al sohi~rno: SC harlan los planes mas
acertado@ para lcgrar Que FL pueblo
icSase Fl ~rrano sin 7nucka v~;o!ea-
cia, dorando la pildo-a = ggarda~do
las aFsricncias Sc har;a, "a fin.
TODD % aun s. hace cuardo Sc tra.e
&c tomar'c CT nr'o a una c~o!ec:;v dad.
con ura fa-sa d>noc~atica al fin d.
Ia cual no no d. haber mss volur:ad
o@r Ia voluntad Official. 80. ......
.Fcro resuta. 4 la postr~, cue los
caiculos cast matcrNticcS dc los ucsi-
m'stos. dc los r~u--uradnrcs y &C lbs
cner'i~os i"-ados Dc Don Nen4,::s-
no, failaron.
De los vc'ate = Pico &c cobernato-
res DE- i R=7ubl;ca, no - r~rescnta-
ron en- Mexico mas cue DEE = Sietc,
y esos, sin nuchas p-ecipisa=~ stones.
iie"ando hey Il u1o. -7aaana 81 o.ro.
y el otro cuordo 9 do la ~7ra.
No 5" adr~rtia. 81 verd-d. much
d"seo &c conteatar al seaor Prcsi-
dc-.c.
Pcro 10 mas ~;1se--ssr'c dc toGo
.ic, - cue cesi i r;itad dc los man
Gatarios coa.ocadc,, sc ab.tuvo d
~concu-rr , Ia iun:a. d. :cr,~ r7r.c
ea las dclibHr2c;oHcs, Y d~cidio ob~a-
cn la question electoral, sin la ca-.i-
. Cubernanental, o con apc=o \ IA
!"y, o con a2cgo a sus p~ersonsics in
terc--s roli:iccs.
clio fuc Gmc cl eccto obedicnte cue
'odos etpcraban. no aparccia sino e,
2artc, Y ESQ no sienifica gran cosa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-13
DEL DEBER DEL HlsTo2IADoR
IL er,,c-s para LA PRENSA

PEESSA
iTaa' os' I.es,nraI en- 81 ~
m u''s'Sae yaa;nrs. c,,e -, r;r-
>" "T l7S W .Son;s;or DO -nv.srj-
@iSr2" I'M i" ~ l., Ne+sr7rr,a en-
Ssc''' 49, !, Ia Gatarsa de
RAJ" -" -. m d;cho Que
- tts-N@ VS. 49,, p por+a-
"a SS"Ci " I ro..-,lr ., b;er
~ oet S'9. - -" e mis-
aa' oe' ""''S" = Caa,;s;or sfirro
~" PssS'oeH.e Ie !" - ~ se,or
,te e. c&'acI'E 80. i O.
ha"o'~lE 70 -" IS -. is,Tn-
- IseSsS,o 49, no n~arisa-
~ - ~ - LIDO sor mis-
80 800 -,a3os E'Ics ieLsr sa-
- w...-rs .ov H.
az. - "'0 -"
tue >'S
pirante m. Fida cNtesa- h"o'I,'u"
hecno DC a hlStor.a MI pr'Hc'l@. o.
cupaclon, ne ne coCs2grad" 4 oote-
Ger para M naiSMo: CTa concepc'-n
mas y mas e!eFaca de los deoeFeS ue4
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-13

En- ,sapna> d. ine<rabilidad. cuando hemoS
vi<to Gc<apareccr del eSceuario gGganieSco del or
he haSra los imperioS mas poderoSos ue Ia 1lerF"'
cuando en- nue>tra propia patri1 Ia mAtaoll4,'a" Se
manifesto ripida g intati"ablc como las "laS "t
nm mar cncre<pado. y podemoS eXciamar con FL
rlisico poeta. que hcmos viSto de polNo leVantaF>e
audaces q dominar ' pereccr tiranoS' atroPe-i"rSe
cfirneraS lcvcs. y tvaStornarSe pOr complete cl OF
den social: ruandu muy eSpccjaimcnte noS"'roS los
mrxicauo< hemoS cStado cNpUrSlos a e>a$ 'o4'4p'
lidaGrS. nmtuacionc> Y VaiveEeS o canloioS dc ii
sueri.. hi"n podemos afirmar que hem"S I'sfa0o
nm iriuufo. no, Gnc IA PRENSA entra tie iieh"'
p paso ffrmc Y racto. nj $cptimo ano de nuestraS
lahCrc< pe-iolisticaS,
Estc aniverSario. Qur nos "ncuentra Plct"ri-
. ,a cneroigs V T.. en-u<ia<mv: animadoS por Il
mas vivo 1eSeo dc series utileS a nucStra PaJrl9 '
- n,cStrnS comnatrioyaS: este anniversaries. defim"S'
demuc<1ra con hcrhoS notorioS que IA PRENSA
ha coQ>eC,ido ~ SET una v~croIadera lnStltucirn ma
rionaI: un hrralIn de EIcNtra patrla en- el eNtran'
GRO. 81 6rcauo mas visible 9 in~fluyenGc lie Il gran
Colonia Ncxicaua or les E>tado> Tnido> a IN """l
nos hrmo~ con>agradc nor complete romo Il una
nroInugacinn moral Y social de nue>tr" anad" ("
iralyidahlr NcNic".
a 81. a Mexico. Il upe<rra Patria Y - MES
ira .ran Culuuia. SERVINGS Il mancra dc i"T" &c
union understandable. IN" hacc manifesto = "a ma.
Dire \ a >u< hiio>. CT nuttua correspondence dr
>a3timirnroS. eSa iran fuerza recipro"a Il" atra"
ion Se~rota. como del hicrro y cl imam, Hl" nos
<uiata con hiloS iuvi>iblc$ p"ro mas p"'ier">"> que
las GiStdn~ia~ y IL n'ucr'c
Tntramo< ,,ucS. III <cptimu ano dc ">IH> l3o"
res. gue ) son UarGralm"ntc c'tlc!ie> "I iirmPo>
nornale<. mas 10 son adn en- r>iaS eprca> ru que
caia dia. rada bora. ca.Ia minutes. ~Iel"n "p"ri'r
npcvaS 10 zozohraS. lie Ncli@ro>. y d" dolores.
In rrlo< r>ro< INSTANCES hcm"> pr"rnF'""
rurppIir con nUcSrrn jcscr. conn" >r"ulrrm"> cum
rliendolo, Y ~irmpre t"odran nuc>iro> "ompatrI"-
~. rp rosn. rr> l,n!C a. aIuyu lie u~a gran iucrH.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-13

electoral o de o:ra ~esrec:e. n rcr-
cor alcuro nj susceptible ioadcS '
orcortrardoSe :. habi;uadO a mIrac
= los hombreS cara Z cara, no ha ODE
decide = otra cosa que a un Geoer
de conciencia prsstandoies 4 los lee
torres frarccses : extranjeros n
imagen de ia Gran Guerra. que Sc
Ia ~e~fcrcadu para iograr que sea eNac
II y viva.
Que soy impartial por razon de
mi oficio ' por habito adquir'do. ha
QuedaCo damcstrado por mis- traba-
los a~nter.o-es. = especialmeute por
mi Historic contemonraaea' segun
me- rarece. aua 4 los ojos de los lEdl-
viauys Que han desenpenado aIguH
paoel en- los acontecimientoS cuya
n~a-raciGn empre2di. Sierra n~eceSarto
CUE aUor.e 20 pruebaS mas c~on"lTcen
ties. acerca de que CT Ia Historic de
"a Guerra" me he conSagrado lgual-
menre a II Investigation Sincera de
Ia vcrdad. que IA labor no InteUrum-
pids en- la que d~escansa la redaccIoh
de ONO voiumencs de mi obra, que Va
aparecieron:
Sin embargo. algo puedo acregar
ct este particular: es1s lnve<t;gac'o-
nes las he ilevado a cabo aun en- e.
CAMPO DC nueStros enemigoS : soy
81 Irico kistoriador de IA guerra. en-
Pamela. que haya pUesto fr"nre !
:rerre Ge' Gocumcrto aleman >! 7oci
uert0 frances.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-13

.Cuales han sido as fuentes or
6onGe ne heb!do = Que ne psrmlue-
ron aproxinarme a IA veruaG? Res
0onGere unicamenee: Nj principal
medic de information fue a estudlo
&c = carta : Ia Marcia de los elerci-
-os en- el t~erreao". Este genera lie
suggestion 10 he sufr;do. 10 confIeSo.
SIN c0GceGerIe GeElxS:aGa Imp"rJ2n-
ia = las c-EcjcaS ao2SIonadaS Sobre
;odo. he rstiexioaado en- IA realidad
Dc los hechoS. Ahora biem. este 6
g! medic mas poderoso de inveStiga-
lion eH IA historic. PueS. slendo
d~enticoS en- toGos los hombres Y eT
-odoS los ejen:ooz los proceGimjen-os
q eSp.ritr humane. es possible re-
,onScruir sus dec!sioneS psrtiendo de
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-28
Court Opinion
Upon OpeaShOp
Problem Asked

Topeka. Kan, Dec. 2S. - The
question of the "open shop Is
before the Kansas court of indus
trial relations. it was announced
TO-DAY. Application of the Fort
Scott Sorghum Syrup company Of
Fort Scott for abrogation OF its
contract with the local union OF
the International Brotherhood oil
Firemen and oilers Is the tirs'
case brought by employers unuel
the industrial court act.
The Industrial court act specl-
icaIlv recognizes the right OF Ia
bor unions to bargain collectively
hut also recognizes "the right oi
every person to make his owl
choice of employment and to MAKE
and carry out fair, just and reas'
enable contracts Of employment
The Fort Scott company stale'
that it desired to operate only oh'
of It's five boilers and to man
Nth the chief engineer and M
assis.ant but that the union insis
cd the company must retain u
regular firemen.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-28
London Papers
Ask ArmaInents
Be Gut at Once

London, Dec. 2S.--Calls for
United States, Great Britain and
Japan to curtail naval expenses by
mutual agreement were featured
by a number of London newspapers
this morning. In following this
course the journals give expression
to the anxiety which has prevailed
here since the receipt of reports or
the new American naval program,
an anxiety which may be traced to
the assumption that If the United
states build a big navy, Great Bri-
tain must do likewise.
The Morning Post laments that
| American politicians have chosen a
moment when the war time Fellow
shin of the American and British
nayies and the courtesy of Amer
ican seamen" have united the nava'
services of the two nations, ITO de-
| clare in effect that the British ma
w is a potential menace to Amer
ica."
Another plea for an agreemen
between the United states. Japar
and Great Britain is voiced by thu
Daily News which urged that tn
| interval between the present mo
ment and the inauguration o
President-ele Harding should b.
utilized by statesmen of the thre
countries to educate the public.
rha Exnrass maintains that al
agreement between the thre pow
ers would assure prosperity a
well as peace"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-28
Withdrawal of
Marine Guards
To Be Delayed

washington, Dec. 28.-t VIII be
several months at least before the
actual withdrawal of American
marines from the Dominican rs-
public will begin under the pro
visions of the proclamation issued
at san Domingo Christmas eve by
direction of President Wilson, Sec
retary Daniels said today. Mr..
Daniels conferred today with the
state department officers with re-
gard to the membership of the
commission to be appointed TO re
wise the laws and frame such new
statutes as may be necessary to en-
able the Dominicans successfully
to govern their country Rear
Admiral Thomas Snowden, the ma
val governor of San Domingo, Will
appoint the commission upon rec
concentrations from Washington.
After the Dominican congress
has approved the new statutes
and places them in effect, the
withdrawal of American forces
/ will be started Mr.. Daniels said
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-28
.lllneSSOf
2 Hours
/ Isl atal
Highway Commission
er Succumbs to At
tack Of Acute Indiges
ton at Home

La Grande. Or, Dec. 3S---Eo-
ward e. Kiddle, member OF tne
state highway commission die0
aarly today at his home in Island
.y, Or, after two hours iilnssn of
acute Indigestion. He returned u
few days ago from WashinEtons
where he went in the interest OF
the Macarthur road bin with Cow
ernor Ben w. Olcott. State High
way Engineer Herbert Num- ana
L. E. Bean.
Kiddlo was for years active In
business and state politics. He was
republican member Of the state
senate in 1915. He was PROMINENT
in the Masonic order, az past grand
commander of the Knights Tenn
ular OF oregon and past worthy
grand patron of the Eastern star
Of oregon. He retired from tns
presidency of the pioneer FioarinE
MIN company Just before tai8ins
office as highway commissioner
last summer. The funeral will be
held Thursday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-28
Nan Fined SIS
After Drunken
Row Last Night

a'er Sam Muhleman had ad-
go that, prior to his alleged
~ ae nourishing activities in Ben
.s hoodlehouse last night he had
uriving his automobile while
y. E,..lalcated. Police judge Earl Race
morning fined Muhleman $25.
p.,saerinore he ordered Chief of
~, 80 Welsh to request from the
ss'ary Of state a revocation Of
oI'e'nan's drivers license.
- wash ungry last night He
,''lnined to get something to
ean entered Ben Sins noodle
- At the corner of Liberty and
~ Streets, and ordered.
soe the food wasn't served
enough to suit sam. Be
L may. he entered the kit
~ secerdiug to the Cinnamon
oeayored to expedite matters
Ia, e'essly waving a knife in the
/ - received a hurry-up cal
~ zen Sins and Officers Victor
Brown responded. Subse-
Aahleman was arrested
t'aeed in Jail. charged witt
iatoxicated
ss.s morning Muhlerasn pleaded
q. . The charge and paid hi
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-28

Tiflis, Dec. 24-Energetic meas
ures against persons suspected OF
being bolshevik agents have been
adopted by the government of the
Georgian republic. The represent.
ative of soviet Russia has been ex-
pelled from Kutais, north OF Ba-
tum, on, the eastern shore of the
Black sea, while socialist CLUBS
have been raided, their members
arersted and arms and documents
seized. A sharp note has been
handed M. Sheman, who represent
ed the Moscow government there
stating the administration OF the
republic has decided upon ruthless
warfare against plotters and VIII
not tolerate soviet Vaccinations in
this country.
Georgia. however, is completely
surrounded by bolshevik states, ana
il is expected will be absorbed py
the soviet hurricane at any mo-
ment. Communist leaders mere