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Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-14
MeCLINTIc ITEMS.

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Tuesday was a big day at McClintic
school. The men of the district fin
,ished building the cellar. The school
election was held which resulted in a
large number of women voters being
present. Mrs. Clyde Shoup was elect
ed as directress. Soon afterwards the
women began to unpack their baskets
md the things in these we'll laden bas-
kets added to the weiners and marsh
mallows provided by the "Soil and
| Grain Judging Club and the "Bak-
ing Club" made a great feast.-Selby
Swift was ngain chosen teacher of the
McClintic School with a handsome
raise in salary. - Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Spencer and family and Clara Banks
visited Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Hitz
Thursday. Miss Hazel Paige was
the guest of Cecilia Yeis Thursday
night. - Professor thinner, for ten
years a missionary in Turkey gave Q
talk about life in Turkey" at the
Community Church Sunday night,
Every one enjoyed it. The Rev. V,
T. Wood delivered a sermon at the
community church Sunday morning
- Mrs. F. o. Page was pleasantly
surprised by a number Of her friends
and relatives Sunday. They gathered
with well filled baskets and enjoyed
the day celebrating her birthday
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs. Et
Ferris, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fregan ant
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Andersen
and son, Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Hagar
and granddaughter, Mr.. and Mrs
J. G. Hagan, two som and two daugh
tiers, Mr.. and Mrs. F. !. Hagan, tvs
sons and two daughters, Frank Parii
and Steve Drake. - A surprise part.
was given for Miss Elsie Sonwalt q
the home OIL. e. Mollet last week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-14
BIG POINTS
IN HARnING'S
FIRST ADDRESS

WASHINGTON, April 13.-Fol-
lowing is a summary Of the striking
points in President Harding's first
address to Congress late Tuesday:
In the existing League of Nations,
world-governing with its superpow-
ers, this republic will have no part.
1 should approve a d~eclaratory
resolution by Congress Establishing
a state of peace.)
We are ready to cooperate with
other nations to approximate dis
armment.
The American people expect Con-
gress to voice the ratitude of the
republic in a practical way to its
defenders in the world war.
Let US have both rigid resistance
in appropriation and the utmost
economy in administration.
It is of less concern whether in
ternal taxation or tariff revision shall
come first than has been popularity
imagined, because we must do both,
A very important matter is the es-
Enlistment Of the governments bus
mess basis.
Congress ought to wipe the stain
of barbaric lynching from the dem
ocracy.
Railway rates and costs of oper'
alton must be reduced.
Labor must join management ii
understanding that the public which
pays is the public to be served.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-14
DYE ITEMS.

Mrs. E. R. Azdell has returned to
her home IN Mexico afer q visit with
her sons, Homer and Will Azdell. -
The Berry Brothers were the guests
of the Roth Brothers Sunday after
noon. - Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Erdel
and family were among those who
shopped in Laddonia Saturday. -
Everyone enjoyed the graduation ex-
ercises that were held at Littleby M.
E. Church Sunday morning. There
were Is who graduated from pye,
Prairie Lea and Hedgedale schools.
= Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Biglow and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Dudgeon,
and Mr.. and MRS. Fay Cornett and
son we're the guests Of MI. and Mrs
Homer Azdell Saturday evening.
They had an enjoyable time playing
cards and other games. Mr.. "
LaRue is visiting his brother, j. T.
LaRue. Miss Beulah Erdel was the
guest Of Miss Alma Azdell Sunday
and Monday. - Geo. Hagadorn and
son we're the guests of o. g. Roth
Sunday. - Mrs. Homer Azdeli was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Will AZ
dell Sunday afternoon. Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Erdel and son, Clayton
were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph Leritz Sunday afternoon. -
Russell Azdell spent the week end al
home. Geo. Erdel was in Mexico
Saturday. - Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Watson of East st. Louis, Mrs. Betty
Place and son, Joe, of McKrittick
Mo-, are visiting, Mrs. Stone Reed. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hale visited his
brother, Will, Saturday. - Mrs. Mat
tie Harrell shopped in Laddoni'
Thursday. Mrs. e. r. Azdell, MRS
Homer Azdell and Mrs. Ernest Hall
visited Mrs. H. F. Dudgeon Thursda!
afternoon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-14
AUxvAssE ITEMS.

John Marie aged sixty, a resident
of Auxvasse for the past thirty years
died here of paralysis Monday. Mr..
Marie was a painter by trade and will
be missed in this community. He is
survived by his wife. - Lutte 5.
Smith and family haev moved to the
Considine & Pollock farm south of
town. Mrs. Chas. w. Morse of
New York City is visiting her neph-
ew and niece, Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
Cowles. - John Bailey is in st. Louis
buying cattle this week. = Presby-
terry. IS being held here this week. and
a great many visitors are here from
different places. North Todd Gentry
lectured on crime cause and effect
Tuesday evening to a crowded house.
The new Movie machine for the
hight school is here and the initial
trial at the Auditorium Saturday
evening was good indeed. It is aimed
to have one show each wek and the
best films win be secured that IL il
possible to get. The Chicago and
Alton have promised to put in ths
switch south Of town and the big
rock crusher will be installed fol
work in the next six weeks. It Il
proposed to ship crushed rock TO al
parts Of the state TO be used for fer
~tilizing land and building rock roads
Themachine has a capacity Of foul
or Ave cars per day and will civ
work to forty laborers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-14
SKINNER ITEMS.

Our school meeting Tuesday was
the end of a perfect day. Several of
the ladies were present and all had a
jolly good time in other words
Every thing was lovely and the goose
hung high" We all returned to our
homes after the meeting singing
"Tickled to Death" - Frank Vein
and and sons, were on the market with
cattle recently. Frank Mckee and
wife were in Mexico Monday. - Mar
garet Wiley was the guest of hei
sister, Mrs. Roy Bruce. - Charles
Meyers and wife were in Mexico re-
Gently - Taylor Dowell and wife
were in Mexico Monday. - Mrs. j. D
Ellis arrived Monday from Musko
gee, Okla, to be the guest of J. W
Holloway and Judge Barnes and fam
lilies.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-14
COUNTY COURTS
GAN MAXI
Otttt Hssbt@
TAXES LOWER

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, April 10.
Complaints which have been made
to the State Board of Equalization by
residents and officials of a number
of counties, including Galloway and
st. Charles, charging hat the state
board fixed the taxable valuation of
farm lands too high in its equaliza-
ton, are not sustained by comparison
of the boards valuation for taxes
his year and the land values reported
by the Government Census Bureau.
Here are the assessors figures per
acre the state boards figures and an
average acreage valuation obtained
from the census reports by a division
of total county land. values by the
number of acres, in Audrain couny:
Assessor 1881, State Board OF
Equalization $4S,19, Census valuation
s109.36.
The county courts and the city levy
ing bodies have absolute control over
the tax levies, They can drive their
tax levies down to a point where less
taxes will be collected in the aggre-
gate under the full assessments thar
under the old fractional assessments
when coupled with high tax levies
Whether a county or city takes more
taxes from its taxpayers under tbs
full assessments than it took last
year is a matter for local decision
solely, and with which the Stats
Board of Equalization has nothing *
do. ,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-14
Mother Of II. B. Brett Dies

Mrs. Nancy N. Brett. mother Of
II. B. Brett Of this city died Wed
nesday morning at her home IN =.
Bridgewater. Mass, just out Of Bos-
ton. She was about seventy-six years
of age, and had been III Of heart
trouble for about q month. Funeral
services will be held at 3. Bridge
waEer on Friday. Besides II. b
a3rstt, IRA Brett leaves two dsugh'
ters and another ION. II. B. Bret
was with her ct her death.
Mrs. Brett was q lovable woman
and her death Will be regretted ,!
many Mexico friends Of the family.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-14

COURT
HOUSE
URT
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

H-
The following cases have been filed
with the circuit clerk for the June
term Of court.
]. M. Settle ct al VS.. INK. Heirs ct
al-Perfect Title.
Olive M. Botkins VS.. Walter N.
King ct al-Partition.
Phillip H. Ecton VS.. INK. Heirs,
Amos Ladd-Perfect Title.
R.. w. Taylor ct al VS.. Mrs. George
Kellerhals-apealed j. P.
Daisey Burkey VS.. Benjamin Bur-
key-Divorce.
Mart DeTienne VS.. Lulu DeTienne
Divorce.
A. E. Barnes VS.. B. F. Miller
Reversed and remanded.
State Of Missouri VS.. Ebert Stock
ton-Reversed and remanded.
In the case of H. G. Beckman versus
C. S. Simms and Chris MATHS, defend
ants, the county court tried the case
and declared as verdict that objections
should not be sustained to the building
of a drainage ditch acoss the fiat land
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-14

.haaied hay Monday. Mr.. and Mrs,
Ray Dudley visited their sister-in-law
at the Audrain hospital Sunday. Mrs.
VIM. Dudley was some better at that
time. = Mrs. VIII Winger is nursing
E pet arm at this writing from wax
nation! = Mrs. Roberta Erb closed
a very successful school at Eureka
Saturday. We wish her success when
ever she goes and some Of US will
always remember her as our very best
teacher.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-14
IRISH HILL ITEMS.

Ed Hildebrand of Benton City
moved into Jim Hyres home. Mr..
Myres moved his furniture up over
the barber shop in one the rooms.
Mr.. Hildebrand took Quincy James
place at the elevator. - Frank Wales
was in the store Tuesday. - Tuesday
was school meeting day. Some OF the
citizens of Rush Hill gathered at the
school house Of Rush Hill. The
chairman called the house to order.
Last meetings minutes were read
and approved. The resignation OF
Jim Smith vas read, voted and ac-
cepted. Then Tom Britton was elect
ed to fill his vacancy. The ones on
the old board that retired were
Messrs. Quincy James and Harry
Armstrong. The ones nominated and
elected to fill their places were
Messrs. Sam HaFper4and Louie Feutz.
They voted a levy of 1000. Also q
vote for higher grades in, school next
year was carried. So if nothing hap
pens we Eyhf have s9saHhhss extra teacher
to teach the 9th and 10th grades this
fall. + Considine & Wales shipped
$50 cases of eggs Wednesday morn
ing. J. We had a fine Of rain last
Tuesday night which made every
thing look fine. T: h Britton went
to Mexico Tuesday evening on bus.
;ness. - Considine & Wales sold 90
cases OF eggs to Davenort Of Mexico.
Friday was election Of town board
in Rush Hill. DR.. Cornett received
the highest number of votes and the
other four highest were: Sam har-
per, Louis Ionic Fentz, Henry
cher and Ben; Canterbury. MRS
Julia ,Lampson of Mexico spent the
week end with her daughter, Mrs
Allie Crockett. - We had a nice SUM-
dav school Sunday morning, l5O be-
ing present. Sorry there couldn't have
been more out. Bro. Wood preached
a fine sermon for us in the morning
Then in the evening we had a fine pro
gram. Some Of the Laddonia folk;
came down and played for us. They
rendered us a lovely selection. Ther
followed a short talk by Prof. zim
mer, who has spent ten years in Con
stantinople although she had tn
French brogue, IL n followed hel
closely it sure was interesting. =
Home Makers Club put on a pia!
aold Maids Club" followed by a negr'
comedy. Owing to the cold weathe'
there was not a very large crowd. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Glasscock visited ne
parents and sister, MI and Mrs NIL
Ter and Miss Anna, over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike nevaney are vis
ting Mike Devaney and relatives.
Pete Harper shipped = carload Q
hogs Monday 18th. Sidney Mcil
haney Of Santa Fe shipped a a loa'
Of stock Monday the t1th. Cons
dine & Wales shipped 75 cases 9
eggs Monday the 18th.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-14
CONFERENCE REPORT

The thirty-first annual session of
the Central Missouri Conference
convened in St. Luke's Methodist
Episcopal Church at Mexico at 9 a.
M, on April g., with Bishop William
A. Quayle presiding. Seevnty-nine
ministers answered roll call.
DR.. Lorenzo King Of New Orleans,
DR.. ]. N. Coggins of Washington, D.
c., temperance lecturer, DR.. W. 7.
Wright, secretary of the st. Louis
7rea and other distinguished visitors
addressed the conference.
The conference wishes to thank the
Southern Methodist Church for the
use of that building for the lecture
service on Thursday night.
The conference closed Sunday night,
April 10, with the Rev. R. G. Will
liams returned to the local church for
another year. The conference will
meet next year in st. Joseph, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-14
CAST Named

N' '.f ' " ' AHH4 |H
The following boys and girls are
members of the cast Of "A Scrap of
PAPER" a clever play to be presented
by the Athenian Literary Society at
Mcmillan Auditorium, Friday night,
April Is. ~
Prosper Couramont, Paul HUTCHINSON
Brisemouche ........... Bill Bolts
Barn De La Glariere ...... (Landed
(Prorietor and Naturalist)
Ellison Sayers
Anatole .... Berry Azdell 1.-THE ward)
Babtiste -. Asa johnson (%servant)
Francois =. Russell Mildred ~(servant)
Louis De La Glaciere
Leola Ruth Turner
Suzanne Russeville
Genelle Roberts cher cousin)
Mathilde
Ruth Ridgeway (sister to Louise)
Mile Zenobi ....... Ruth Rodhouse
Madam Dupont
Mary Ridgeway (housekeeper)
Pauline ...... Pauline Collins (maid)
The play is of two hour presentation
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-14

near Rush Hill aeosz the farms Of
the defendants the d.sck being foer
feet wide and eighteen inches deep.
The County Court adjourned Friday
leaving final action to be taken on the
petition asking for a special read
assessment in districts 6s and 20.
southwest Of Mexico. This petition
was signed by forty taxpayer. The
roads approximate a length Of twenty
seven miles.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-14
NORTH EAST BENTON CITY.

Miss Josephine Graham returned TO
her home IN east Mexico Sunday after
q two weeks visit with friends in this
ncighborhoods Misses ,Evaline and
velma Weber are visiting their uncle
az Worcester this week. Mr. end
Mrs. Tom Mitchell departed Tor Col
Iorsdc Sunday for Hrs. Mitchell's
health. Ciand and Elmer Hamkins
are Waiting with the measles this
week, while. Mrs. w. =. Ray and son,
William, and Clair Hankins and Vim
Ms APPLE are able to be out again
from measles last week. Miss Sal
lie Willis Ii spending . few weeks
-.''s Ms Raw. Mrs. Willie Mills
and daughter were shopping IN Mexico
Mouds Willie Mills and Ed Banns
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-14
Made First Lieutenant.

Lieutenant Henry Kunkel, formerly
of this city, has been advanced to first
lieutenant and his advancement dated
back to July 1, 1920. He is in the all
service and located at Chanute field,
Rantoul, Ill. He married Miss Julia
Tucker, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Il
e. C. Tucker, Of this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-14

We have sutton's Reids Yellow
Dent Seed Corn In stock nov. WIN
have st. Charles Red Cob White BIZ
Saturday. WEf. POLLOCK MILL
a ELEy. co. d1wf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-14
A CLIJRRING RATE

The Weekly Ledger and the Ma
tionaI Live Stock Reporter, a daily
stock paper Of East st. Louis, Ill,
for one year, both $500. This is a
money saving rate If you want two
good papers. WITT
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-14

S. j. Danskon and family, formerly
of Fulton, now Of Grand Forks. North
Dakota, stopped at the Hoxsey Hotel
Tuesday, en- route to Fulton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-14

j. B. Arthur and Harrison Brown
were in St. Louis on business We'd
nesday. Too bad the game had 10 be
called on account Of wet grounds.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-14

Flour is down again. POLLOCK'S
BLEND gaining al 1.-THE time. Try
one sack. VIM. POLLOCK MILL &
ELEV. co. d1wl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-14

Phone us Ger prices before buying
or selling. WM. PGLLOCK MILL 8
|ELEv. co. 4 al vi
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-14
Born % Mr.. and MIRA. Edward v,

Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Yer
hon, u Denver, Colorado, d son on
April 9th. he has been named War
rem Edward yerhof7. Mrs. verhoff ID
well known n Mexico, and Is q
NJ psggdrs n. WI Green cf this
city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-14

william Rose caught q four pound
bass in the Burlington lake this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-14

Mrs. John W. Howdi rsaiains shout
the same
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-14

Joe Sumner, recently BADLY banned
in st. Louis in an explosion IS improy-
ing nicely.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-14
GROW

But not in Missouri come to west
ern Oklahoma where better wheat land
can be bought fer two thirds less
money. Write me for particulars.
C. W. MAXEY,
6-4t Gage, Oklahoma.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-14

Arthur Downs of Marshall was a
Mexico visitor Monday.
, 1921-05-21
OFFICERS
To ENFORCE NEW
LAWS IN CASPER
Law. ANTI enereal Dis
ease Statute and Law and
Abatement Act Recog-
nized Here

A new order OF things went into
effect AT the county jail this morning
when Sheriff Lee Martin received in
structions OF the operations OF the
state eugenic law. h Law which is
aimed at eradication 4 ~vencreal dis
. ard the iczali<.tion of the in
junction IND abatement act.
The anti-venereal disease law re
quires hat all prisoners in jail at the
time the law becomes effective or who
are thereafter placed In jail must Sub
nit to an examination for vencrcai
ailments II they are found to be af-
nicted they will be incarceratcd until
the ailment is cured
Under the law and abatement act
the county authorities have the power
20 take an injunction against any
property owner who permits Illegal
actions to take place on the property.
II n house IL raided and gambling
games are found in operation. II the
house is being used for immoral pur.
poses or IL liquor is dispensed there
that will constitute sufficient evi
dcncc on which the authorities can
command that the property be closed
for a period not TO exceed one year.
In the meantime the owners win
have TO pay taxes and will not be
allowed to derive one cent revenue.
All fixtures and personal property
belonging TO the guilty party will he
sold at public action and other Law
, 1921-05-21
SHER|CAN GIRL
IS ABDUCTED


mobile to Hardin. Montana. and that
when about four or v miles from
aid town OF Hardin. and late et
night. the defendant stopped sai
automobile and detained plaintiff
there several hours: that It was quite
cold. and plaintiff to keep herself
warm. wrapped herself in n robe; that
defendant forcib1y % tho robe from
her and threatened to take her other
clothing from her unless she would
consent to marry him. Thereupon
plaintiff. and suffering intensely from
the cold and from the abuse and in
juries received by her from defend
ami. and suffering from duress and
threats. consented to marry said de-
PENDANT. and thereafter. about 1 a. m.
Sunday. May IS. 1891. plaintiff and
defendant arrived at Hardin. Mont:
that thereafter on the said morning
the - rites were married at said Har-
din. Aont.; hat plaintiff. while APP
fparently consonting to. said marriage
and to the ceremony there performed.
was under the influence of the said
defendant. vas suffering from duress
OF said defendant. and hat in truth
and in fact h plaintiff did not of
her own free viii and consent en-
ter into the said pretended marriage"
Tho date for hearing has not yet
been set by h court.
, 1921-05-21
BROKE JAIL e
YEARS AGO, IS
UNDER ARREST
Criminal Listed m New York
Rogue's Gallery Picked Up
in Salt Lake for Denver
Authorizes

SALT LAKE CITY. utak.. May 70.
Harris. g. yearx OF age, who
is said TO nave escaped from a Salt
Lake City jail - years ago after
throwing pepper in the yes of the
jailer. was arrested here today for
Denver authorities. who are reported
to have n charge against him OF steai-
Ing 5000 worth of diamonds from the
Weinberg Loan office
The arrest was brought about
through a description afforded the
police and jewelers.. Billy Smith,
a local jeweler. received a circular
that the man who had false teeth had
a habit Of swapping them In n out
of his mouth Smith told other mer.
chant and W n advised by one of
them today that Harris was in his cs-
~tabIishment. The arrest followed.
Harris when nc was arrested here
80 years 9 was charged with shop
lifting. the 5siler from whom he es-
capped is dead and the charge will mol
be renewed. according to tho police.
Harris viii be returned TO Denver.
The police state that Harris served a
sentence OF one year and eight months
in Erie county penitentiary after be-.
ing arrested at Rochester. N Y. He
is said to have tho number OF 1855
In the rogue's gallery in New York.
, 1921-05-21

a local pooihail when a stranger
stepped into h room. informed them
he was an officer and ordered them
TO accompany him without resistance
or II would be necessary for him to
resort to force He displayed no gun
with which to emphasize his COM
mand but none was necessary. Caught
In the act Of gambling. the crapshoot-
ers did net question the authority Of
the intruder and meekiy obeyed him
At his order the quintet marched out
of b basement to the street and
preceded their captor several blocks
to a quiet spot. where he lined them
up against a building. lectured them
severely on tho evils Of gambling,
Informed them that he was inclined
to temper Justice with. mercy and
that IL they would deliver to him the
stakes In their illegal game he would
forget that he had arrested them. The
five gamblers eagerly acquiesced and
turned over to the supposed officer
their cash resources, amounting in
an to only 4 few dollars. Their cap
tor told them to scatter and walked
away in the darkness.
Soon foresathcring. Tho five late
prisoners began discussing their ex.
p%erience n eventually began to sus-
pect that they had bee victims OF
a hoax. Cautious inquii Of the po-
lice confirmed their suspicion. where.
upon they informed the authorities
OF what had occurred. At midnight a
stranger who was identified by the
gamblers as their recent captor was
taken into custody.
He was Biscardo.
The next morning. Biscardo was
permitted to go with an officer to a
restaurant for breakfast. While his
escort was intrigued by hot cakes and
maple syrup the prisoner suddenly
boited and escaped by flight.
That night. Biscardo, his wife and
o. P Pierce hailed taxicab in the
outskirts of town and engaged the
driver. Haroid 3trom. 10. to drive them
t. Cheyenne. Before Cheyenne was
reached they siusged 5trom. stole his
taxicab and embarked on the series
Of crimes which resulted in the sen
fencing at Cheyenne OF the two men
to servo from eight TO ten years in
the p~enitentiary.
, 1921-05-21
IN HARD LINES

~ could not work at all and had TO
take to my bed with a high fever
due TO intestinal indigestion. ase in
my stomach and pain In my right
side. ] had spent my last cen for
doctors and medicine. which gave
me no relief. 1 was in despair. A
lodge brother gave me n bottle of
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. and the
first dose relieved me. Thanks to
this medicine II am now in the best
of health" II Is n simple. harmless
preparation that removes the catnr-
rhai mucus from the Intestinal tract
and allays the inflammation which
cause practically all stomach. liver
and intestinal ailments. including ap-
pendicitis. One los will convince or
money refunded.-At all druggists
Ady.
, 1921-05-21
COURT GRANTS OFFICERS
PLEA FOR ANNULMENT OF
MARRIAGE TO PRINCESS

GREEN BAY. Wis. May so
marriage Of capt Wallace S.
Schultz Of Mnwauhee. 10 Princess
Nadejda Troubetskoy was aunulled
today by Circuit Judge Henry
Grass The decision was sealed.
Princess Troubefskoy did not con
test the snit- The princess. accord
Ing 10 dispatches, h now living In
San Francisco.
Schultz testified yesterday that the
pdncess had another husband. VIC
tor A. Turin. At one time an Off
Ger In the Russian Imperial Guards.
and credited with being dead. but
who. Captain Schultz said. was
found to be residing In the state Of
New York He added that no d.
sorce was ever granted the prin-