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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-05-22
Attention G. A. II.

Comrades are requested to assem-
BILE at the G. A. r. hall on Sunday
morning, May cath at $50 o'clock
for the purpose of attending memo
rial rervices at the First Baptist
church. All veterans are invited to
join our ranks on this occasion.
j. w. Knapp, Commander
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-05-22
Is Opinion About the Bible Chang.

The American Magazine recently
published an article on the Bible;
Have We Lost It?" by Episcopal
Bishop Williams of Michigan. 1t
was such an article as would have
raised storm of disapproval from
the conservatives if it had been pub
lished twenty-five years ago. But
the editors of the American Maya
zine report that for every letter of
disaoproval which the article
brought out ten of approval were re-
ceived.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-05-22
Leased Dewey Park

The Owosso Y. M. c.. A. has leased
Dewey park for the year and 1t Will
be used for all kinds of athletics, a
running track, two tennis courts,
jumping places, etc, will be laid out.
A field day of sports will BE held in
the fall. Considerable money will be
necessary for improvements.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-05-22
NicI:t Was at Hand.

a young Filipino student who pos
sesses considerable literary ability, but
who Oft allows her pen TO run riot, re-
Gently wrote ~ ESSAY Which contained
the following paragraphs:
THE light OF heaven is almost gone; .;
now grows thc twilight gray. The
borderiand is neatly passed The elms
in the aveDUe grow indistinct. The
COWS far down the meadow low for the
mlkmaid. Noy. calm daughter Of
Chaos, is descending. Already is her
coming felt. Silence hath set her
finger with deep touch upon creations
brow"
Upon my soul" remarked the super
intendcnt, couldn't she have said in
plain English that night was at hand?"
Philippines Gossip.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-05-22
Primary School Money.

The May apportionment on the basis
of $6. 80 for each child Of school age
gives Shiawassee county total of
$51,S57, there being 1888 children
of school age in the county. The
amount'of fine money which goes to
the library funds is $6O2 15 The
pportionmt,t is as follows for the
townships and citios,.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-05-22
M Memoriai Day.

The following committees have
been named for the proper observ-
ance of Memorial Day. The commit
tees will meet Friday evening, May
%, at G. A. r. hall to complete ar
rangements:
President of the Day-Mayor Wal
lace D. Burke.
Marshal-Major NJ. ]. Phillips.
Executive Committee-Col. George
B.. NcCaughna, Capt. M. c. Dawes,
Mrs f. NJ. Deal.
Invitation Committee-Lieut. S.
NJ. Campbell, Capt. c. H. Hanks, Aid
John j. Brown.
Reception Committee-D. c. Coop
er, J. Frieseke, G. Freeman, Mrs. 4. 4.
NJ. Wiley. w. ..ssesv,E.s AZ
On Speakers ca 9 !!
Dawes ssff q lzll '''s 81
s Mrs. !: y q s. s
Lient. Esppbeli. Sletlts 4 eLah-
mann, c., G. Duff. .is ~. "a, = s,:fs,:: 4.
Committee on Carriages-7J. !. g.
Adams, Aid Rundell, Mrs. Geo w.
Livingston.
Auditing Committee-Ald. II. B.
Sturtevant, Aid. ]. j. Brown, Aid.
Alton Rundell.
Decorating Committee - Harry
Cole, August Sneider, A. F. Howard.
Flower Committee-The w. r. c.
and G. W. jennings.
Program Committee-Capt. Hanks
w. r. Smith, Mrs. Getchell.
Press Committee-E. o. Dewey,
Geo. r. Campbell, II. Kirk White.
Flag 'Committee-W. r. Smith
J. @. Adams, Capt. Dawes.
Drum Corps Committee. w
Knapp, Charles Paris, S. Lamfrom.
All fraternal civic and military
societies of the city are invited to
take part in the exercises.
Any lodge or society notifying the
invitation committee, Lieutenant
Campbell, Capt. Hanks. Aid. Brown,
or the marshal of the day, Major NJ.
]. Phillips by or before May 2S, will
be. assigned places in the line.
The address will be delivered by
Geo. 3. McCaughna.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-05-22

A little pecuniary transaction had
taken place between Jimmie and his
grandfather.
You might Just rs well give me the
other Nickel" Jimmie said. "Mnnie II
only waste it. She puts her money in
the bank right away. buy things
with mine"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-12
Local Option Mass Meeting.

Attorney General Hadley has rem
dered an opinion that the State Pri.
mary In August will not prevent the
holding Of Local Option elections in
the State within sixty days thereof.
This being the case, Mexico can vote
on Local Option any time after sixty
days following the city election, April
7 and prior to the sixtY-day limit be-
fore the November election. The
Local Option advocates in Mexico
have not decided rs yet the exact date
on which they will call for the cleo
tion in Mexico, but it will be some
time In June or before the middle Of
July.
A mass meeting at the Court House
Thursday night March II. is, there
fore called to reorganiEe committees
and to decide upon plans for further
action. No set address has been ar
ranged for Thursday night, but there
will be some short addresses.
One of the purposes of the mass
meeting on Thursday night is to add
emphasis TO the announcement al
ready made to the voters Of Audrain
County that the Local Option ad-
vocates In MEXICO expect to have at
the earliest practical and legal date q
Local Option election in Mexico.
We wish to Law emphasis on a state
ment already made that the larger
the Local Option majority is, in the
County at large the easier ii will be to
carry Mexico for Local Option.
John W. Million,
First Vice-president,
Mexico Anti-Saloon Association.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-12

Referring to the proposed laws re-
garding the shipment Of liquors into q
dry territory, the Saturday Evening
Post editoriallyisays:''It was announced
last night by the Louisville and Nash
vile Railroad that it will no longer
receive shipments OF liquor into
Georgia or Alabama, which have re-
Gently passed Prohibition acts. Suits
we understand, will be instituted for
the purpose Iboth OF compelling the
road TO refuse such shipments and to
accept them; and whether or not an
Interstate carrier can lawfully obey o
State or local Prohibition law even
when 1t is willing TO do so will pre-
sently be determined. That it can
not be made to obey such law when
II does not wish to Is already settled.
Every one knows, no doubt, that here
s the cruz Of Prohibition. There is
no reasonable doubt that the liquor
traflc can practically be suppressed
In any territory into which liquor can
not be shipped. That 1T can be really
suppressed when the carriers are free
to bring in liquor is an open question.
Those who wish real Prohibition will
press for a law under which the carry
ing trade in liquor will be amenable
to State and local acts. 1t may be
noted, however, that much action at
the polls in favor of Prohibition does
not really mean Prohibition, but only
a underground for regulation OF
the traffic in certain Of its forms and
with regard to certain classes"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-12
Sidewalk Resolution.

WHEREAS: The Higher Courts have
the decision of the Circuit
Court Of Audrain County which de-
cided that the Ordinance Of the City
Of Mexico entitled IAN Ordinance
Relating to Sidewalks in the City Of
Mexico, Missouri, was valid.
By this decision the City is EN-.
powered to build sidewalks, or have
the same done by contract, and issue
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-12
Mrs. Eliza beth Sumner.

Elizabeth Chowning Sumner was
born In Henry county, Virginia, Aug.
10, 1916; and departed this life in
Mexico, NO.. March 2, 1908. Age OIL
years, 8 months, 10 days.
When q child she moved with her
parents from Virginia to- Tennessee
and settled near Nashville, where
she grew to womanhood.
In 1S45 she was married to Mr.. d.
W. Sumner, Of Monroe county, Mis-
souri,. and has been a resident OF this
state almost continuously since that
time. To this union four children
we're born, three SONS and q daugh.
tiers: ]. @. Sumner, Of Vernon, Tex;
]. L. Sumner, OF oklahoma; w. Il.
Sumner, deceased, and Mrs. Eliza
beth Stewart, Of Mexico.
Mrs. Sumner united with the
Methodist Church early In life. Her
parents were Methodists and their
home was the home and preaching
place for the early pioneer preachers,
as was also her own home In Missouri,
later.
She was a devout Christian and a
constant student Of Gods word. She
read 1t through and through until
she could truly say: "Thy word have
l hid In my heart, that l might not
sin against Thee" She also read a
great many other of the best books.
Just a short while before she passed
away she read the life OF Gladstone.
She was like Dorcas "full Of good
works and almsdee6s." Her industry
was not used for selfish purposes and
ends, nor was herself sacrificing SER
Vice limited to those Of her own
household. Many Of the older peo-
pie who came to her funeral told of
many Of the loving deeds she had
wrought while she was yet with them.
Although for the last eight years
she had been a constant sufferer from
INJURIES received In fall, yet through
II all she manifested that same
patient trust and cheerfulness which
was 80 characteristic Of her whole
life. She knew how to suffer her Mas
ter's Will, as well as do that will in
time Of health.
She was a devoted mother, and God
gave her the privilege Of seeing them
all arrive at the years Of maturity,
and permitted her to far outlive the
allottei three score and ten years.
"And thus having served the win Of
Coo she fell asleep to awake In that
mansion, mot made with hands, eternal
10 the heavens" G. M. Al,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-12

WE clip the following from the
Tulsa tOkla.l Daily Democrat: A
noticeable effect Of the enforcement
Of the Oklahoma Prohibitory law Il
felt in Oklahoma City, where the Law
is being very rigidly enforced. Police
court business has fallen to almost
nothing and the almost daily murder
or suicide, that the papers used to
chronicle, seems to have disappeared
altogether. A rigid enforcement OF
the law cannot help but produce the
same result everywhere. Nearly all
the crime in any city is traceable to
the evil Of lstrong drink. The law
forbids the advertising OF, a we'll IS
the sale of, Intoxicating liquors. I
have carefully examined the leading
Oklahoma exchanges and have not
found one that had a liquor advertise
ment in it. This leaves them free to
publish the truth about Prohibition,
which cannot be said Of liquor adver-
Using papers. Yours for God and
Prohibition. o. Wendell.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-12

tax bills to pay for same and as thera
will now be no trouble 10 disposing OF
such tax bills as they draw 8 per cent
interest, now therefore, Be 1t Re-
solved BY The City Council Of Mex
leo, Missouri; that all sidewalks that
are recommended by the Street and
Alley Committee and have been or
dered by the Council, be built without
delay BY the City, If there be no salts
factory bids on same, and that the
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-12
MISSOURI DRUM
MERS ASSOCIATION

W. Il Leach Of st. Louis, secretary
Of the entertainment COMMITTEES Of
the Missouri DFummers Association,
held meeting OF that body In the
parlors Of the Hoxey Hotel, Friday
evening, to arrange for the Convention
to be held in this city, June IS, 1e and
20. The local COMMITTEES, Fred A. Nor
ris, chairman, also met with them. A
large and enthusiastic assembly, II
was last evening when a number OF
travelling mer and members OF the
committee we're present
At the meeting q most inter.
esting and and entertaining program
was prepared. Among the features OF
the annual meeting 10 June, will be
that Of Poepping's Band,o o st. Louis
which will be engaged TO furnish
music for the entertainment. This is
the finest band In the state and us
excellent music will be enjoyed BY all.
Regarding the country bands to take
part. in the entertainment the COM
bined committees will decide later.
lAnother feature of this meeting will
be the reception to be given bv the
ladies Of Mexico to the visiting ladies
OF the NJ. d. A. on the afternoon Of
the first day, Thursday,fo four TO six p.
m, at the Elk's Club rooms Mrs.
Chas. Claybrook has been appointed
by the local entertainment committee
As chairman OF the reception commit
tee, she TO appoint her assistants.
1t is the desire Of the entertain
mentcommittee that the Press Com
mittee and Finance committee get
busy at once and help make this meet
ing one Of the largest I've held. Let
everybody be a booster.
The following plan Of entertainment
was decided upon.
Thursday morning June Is, 1905, Q
q. m. Reception of Missouri Drum
mers and their wives and address OF
welcome by the Mayor.
Response BY the President OF N. d.
A.
Thursday afternoon Up. m. Mardi
Gras parade.
Thursday evening Minstrel and Vau.
deville entertainment. One Of the fea-
lures of three days entertainment
will be a Dirigible balloon ascension
also Bicycle rider on tight wire.
Friday morning, June 10, 1908, Q q.
m. Band Concert.
Friday afternoon 2 p. N. Flower
Parade escorted by Missouri Drum
mers in uniform.
Friday evening grand ball after con-
cert.
Mrs. R. NJ. White was appointed
Of flower parade committee
she TO appoint her assistants. L
Saturday June 20, 1908, 9 q. m. Bust
ness Meeting and election of officers
II q. m. horse show 100 ladies on
wearing the M. D. A. col
orS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-12
IEsTALLEs NEW MACHINERY.

Messrs Allen and Wallace, Mechan-
les from st. Louis, were in Mexico,
Tuesday, starting some new machines
for the Friedman-Shelby Shoe Com
pany. This Company has installed
eight new machines In the local fac
tory and have increased their out put
to something like eighteen hundred
pairs.
Six OF the new machines were placed
In the fitting room, and the other two
were pulling over and sole finishing
machines.
The local factory is In a most -four
ishing condition and are working a
large force Of men and women.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-12
Mexico Antl-Saloon Association.
81 Franeoia County Ousts IS saIOons.

st. Francois County Gusts So Saloons.
Pennington, Mo-, March Utility
eight saloons In St Francois County
we're voted out to-day at the local
option election, in which the heaviest
vote in years was cast. Pennington
went dry by 116. The county went
dry by AIS.
Following are the majortties re-
corded In the principal towns OF the
county: Flat River, 265; Farming
ton, 1l6; Redwood, SO; Doe Run, 10;
West Eryins, 10; Desloge, A..
The "wets" scored q victory In
Bonneterre, which they carried by a
majority of 17s. 1t was the hottest
election the county has ever known,
and the heaviest vote was polled.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-12
Kew suits Piled.

G. e. Worsham VS. r. 7. Bryan ct a
app'l; appeal J. P.
s. W. Daniel, app'l, vs. E. willing.
han; appeal ]. P
J. r. Cook vs. J. W. Keltner, on note
W. +. Edmonston vs. John W.Jump,
for money.
]. F. Patrick ct al VS. Kate McGin.
mis- ct al; partition.
Sadie Phillips VS. Taylor CrawfQrd
ct al; damages.
J. w. Sexton VS. s. ]. Bovine Jr., Nc
/; Injunction.
J. W. Sexton VS. S. J. Bovine Jr., No
2: injunction.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-12
Platte County Goes Wet at Local OPP
ton Election.

Platte City, No., March Platte
County went wet at to-day's local OPP
ton eiection-wet 2,159; dry l,547,
Out Of ten townships seven went wet;
three dry. Out Of % precincts, 2
went wet and 3 dry. The vote was
the largest ever cast in a special elect.
ion in Platte County.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-12
succumbed to Pneumonia.

The four year old son OF Mr.. Clara
Myers died Tuesday afternoon at the
home Of her brother, Mr.. McWilliams,
on West Monroe street.
The child had been Ill with the
measles, but had about recovered,
when 1t contracted pneumonia, the
cause OF its death.
The funeral was held at the home
Of MI. McWillisms on West Monroe
street, Wednesday afternoon at 8
o'clock, the services conducted
by Rev. Truck, after which the re-
mains were inferred In the city
cemetery.
The Ledger extends sympathy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-12
The Weekly Ledger
r. N. WHITE, Editor and Proprietor
L. N. WHITE. Associate Editor.

Notice the date after
your name on the
margin of this paper.
The weekly Ledger,i in
GLIDING postage, is
$I.oo per year in adj
vance Under late rul-
ing ofUncle Sam you
must pay in advance
before your p car
be mailed as third
class matter. We will
have to discontinue
your LED e unless
you give this matter
your immediate atten-
tion. We are glad to
note that our subscrib-
ers are responding
promptly and cordi-
ally.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-12
Camdsn County Arain a0es nr,

Linn Creek, NO., March 1O.-The
local option election In Camden Coun-
ty to-day was quiet, about half the
usual vote being polled. Every pre-
clnct heard from voted dry except
Horseshoe Bend, which tied. Prohibi-
tion won by more than two-thirds.
Sixteen OF eighteen precincts stood
337 for and 77S against the sale Of
liquor, a dry majority OF al. There
has been no saloons in the county for
about four years.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-12

THE Paris (Mo.l Appeal favors the
Democrats electing Governor ]. w.
Folk, Senator W. ]. Stone, ex-Gover-
ernor A. N. Dockery and T. T. Critten-
den as Missouri's delegates-atlarge to
the National convention in Denver.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-12
5 wet or dfy

EVERY citizen Of Mexico and Au-
drain county is interested In the build
ing OF the elef nc railroad to Perry,
ana should assist cordially in every
way possible. This line when COM
pleted win prove a big thing for Mex.
leo and the county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-12
Fortsr-Mecpuou0h.

Mrs. Stella L. Mccullough and T. ],
Foster we're united in marriage BY
Rev. A. A. Wallace at the home Of
the bride Tuesday afternoon at two
o'clock.
Mr.. Foster is an employe Of the
Burlington RAILROAD. Mr.. and Mrs.
Foster will make their home in this
cifu
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-12

FARMERS and stock men OF Audrain
county should arrange 80 that on Sat
urday, April fourth, which is stallion
day, there will be an unusual fine ex-
hibit Of horses in Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-12

BEN NJ. ANDERSON, Of Columbia,
has announced as q candidate for
Lieutenant Governor Of Missouri.
Ben is q thoroughbred Democrat, q
genial gentleman, and has many
friends in Audrain county,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-12

SOME people protest against street
paving because mexico is wet. 9th
ers because at is going dry" etc, etc.
The real reason seems to be that they
don't care to pay for paving. Mexico
can never be q city until the streets
are paved, no matter whether Mexico
il wet nr drV.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-12

STOCK sales at Fulton on the first
Monday 10 March were the best In the
history Of the county. The closing OF
the saloons did not "ruin the, stoke
sales", as some prophesied it would.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-12

1t makes no difference how long
you've suffered, or what failed to cure
you. HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
makes sick, weak men, women and
children strong and healthy. Its
done so for thousands, why not for
you? 35c, Tea or Tablets.
@. A. Buckner & Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-12
Learn to Make Mirrors.

A few dollars will start you, easy
work, no c~anvasing, the work comes to
you. PLENTY Of work in any locality,
no tools required. For particulars
write,
COLUMBIA DEPLATEING co.
ROOM IL ELVIRA BUILDING
owl COLUMBIA MO.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-12

During q brief visit in Boone coun-
ty this week, we found 1.-THE people Of
Boone are practically unanimous In
favor Of .. d. Gray, Of the Sturgeon
Leader, for Congress. That's as it
should ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-12

ATToRNEY-GENERAL HADLEY has
given an opinion THAT the state
primary does not interfere with local
option elections. This being the case
a local option election can take place
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-12
Thursday Night Session.

GENERAL TOPIC; Our World Task
Missions, A Mans Business, Hon. Perry
8. RAIDER, Jefferson. City. Mo.
The Greatest Enterprise In the World.
Mr., j. Campbell White. General Secretary
Laymens Missionary Movement, New York
nitV
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-12
wednesday Morning Sessic
Wednesday Afternoon SEES

GENERAL TOPIC: Educational Methods
Missionary Methods For Men, Rev. w. s.
Marquis, d. D. Rock Island. Ill.
How to Arouse the Missionary Conscience
of the Church; BY Printed Page. Rev. j. o.
Reayis. Nashville: By Public Testimony.
Ben H. Charles, st. Louis; By Private Con
versation, Judge Samuel Davis, Marshall,
Mo.
Missions in the Sunday School, Mr.. ]. g.
Trimble, Kansas City, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-12
Holt Countv DRY hv 500.

Oregon, NO., March LIN the local
option election held to-day, Holt coun-
ty voted for prohibition by a majority
OF 800. OF the IA counties in Mis-.
souri,, rs are now dry.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-12
Hrs. Linnis Wet Dead.

Mrs. Linnie West, widow OF John
West, well known 10 this city, and
sister Of Mrs. Mary Cane Leniton, OF
Mexico, died IN st. Louis to-day. The
interment will take place in st. Louis
Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-12
Mamhars ofM. q. d. Alumni

Are requested to meet at the office
Of Judge w. W. Bolts, Saturday eve
ming, March IA, at 7 O'Clock. Election
OF officers and business of Importance.
14-w1 +. r. Jesse, Pres.
o. A, Barnes, Sec
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-12

Harry r. Day and famIl
ed from Mexico to Colon
time ago, are now lOcatsl
Colo and are much pleas!
new home,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-12

At the meeting Of stockholders Of
the Mexico, Perry and Santa Fe tract
ion Company, held in the companyis
Office Tuesday afternoon, the directors
for the ensuing year were reelected.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-12

Mrs. William Burroughs and Hiss
Mamie Burroughs, Of Kentucky have
returned from a visit to Kansas City,
and are now the guest Of ]. @. Ringo
and family.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-12

With health, all things are happiness
without 1t other blessings can't be en-.
joYed. We make health-for Hollis
ler's Rocky Mountain Tea is health.
Try IL; twill surely make you we'll.
35c, Tea or Tablets.
q. A. Buckner & Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-12

ARRANGE to bring your fine horses
TO Mexico, Saturday, April fourth,
which is stallion day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-12

in Mexico any time sixty days after
the city election, which might tie
some time In June.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-12

work be done after baylR
property owners legal mott
such sidewalks.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-12

Harry Turner was in toS
enroute home from Mac0i
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-12

Also the High Foot Lift Sulkies and
New Triumph gangs OF II. l.. Case
make at Ferris b Oauthorn's. dit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-12
PROSPECTIVE
Laymen's Missionary Movement Con-
ference Mexico, No., March IT.
10, 1908.
Tuesday Night Session.

GENERAL TOPIC: Men And Missions
Men and the Missionary Enterprise. Pro
lessor John W. Million. President Hardin
College. Mexico, Mo,
Modern Missionary Movements, Rev. W.
b. Taylor. Moberly, Nc.
Wednesday Morning Session.
GENERAL TOPIC: The worlds Need
Prayer and the Worlds Need, Rev. e. u
Gordon. D. D. Lexington, Mo.
our World FieId-A Survey, Rev. ]. o.
Reavis. secretary Foreign Missions, Nash
Vile. fem.
witnesses From the Front, Jas. B. Woods
NJ. D., China; W. H. Forsythe. NJ. d. Korea
Rev. Motto Martin, Africa.
A Business Mans Testimony. Mr.. Alfred
ID. Mason, Memphis, Tenn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-12
The Ledger extends sympathy.

Ready made skirts panama and
voilles. Just received. d-wI
Ricketts, & Emmons, D. G. Go.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-12
Thursday Afternoon Session

GENERAL TOPIC: Organization.
The Distinct Missionary Responsibility Of
the Southern Presbyterian Church, Rev. J,
o. Reavis. Nashville, Tenn.
A Gall to Action. Mr.. Graham @. Lacy. st.
Joseph, Mo.
Report OF the Committee on Resolutions
Orua pt.atfoa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-12

The Ledger covers the field.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-12
ThursdaY Morning Session

GENERAL TOPIC: Financial Methods
The Investment OF a Life, Rev. John
Abbott, Marshall, Mo.
How to Finance The Field, DR.. Chas.
Edwin Bradt, Chicago. III.
The Ideal Missionary Church, Rev. W. r.
Dohyns, D, D.. st. Joseph, Mo.
System in Missionary Giving. Mr.. T. B.
Campbell. ST. Joseph. Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-12
Wednesday Night Session

GENERAL TOPIC: Obligation
Giving Essential TO Christian Living, Rev.
D. Clay Lilly, D. d. Wintson-salem, N. O.
Christian Americas Mission as q World
Power, Mr.. Walter Williams. Columbia,
Mo.