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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-08
Nh. Tousey, Of c. c. A. Team Writes
Open Letter to Amateur Commission

|, be protested \ friend In the postor''ce
Nsnul.; b,. OF great help In assisting
team in winning the pennant.
This ylan would prevent any MEM
bar OF the Amateur Commission from
eetrs interested ia any particular
team In the league and would tore
stall criticism which at present seems
to exist and which seems to nave
good ground for its existence.
Mr. punn. is this true? You ought
to know. Gor YOUR son plays on the
Skreemers You can't help being IN
seresxed IN team Your son plays
on ITS human nature. sud don't
blame You. byt suCh interest is con-
trary 10 the rates. OF the Amateur
Comm .ss.un-
Now, IN ali fairness 10 the man
ers and ghe PLAYERS ia the Amateur
League, / think IT RIO more than right
thst II the utm hers of the commits
s{au DO not ware to serve the interests
~ amateur baseball III Richmond
they shontd resign and allow some
uue to De- appointed in their place
who - Interested enough Ia attend
meetings and sctGh. ;Re problems
" htch at present are hung NJ.
feel tnat ] have right - come
before the paolle IN this matter. rs
the A. G. \ field has already paid
r%ar3E stn tu tie various teams since
the season began; in fact oUr field
draws the best paying crowd IN the
cts. exGep; Broad Street Park.
some fans may think that the g c.
\ is not getting al that belongs TO
them and hence they are dtssa us'ied
That's perfectly true, and the reason
les this VI hen tho commission APP
points umpires to officially look after
the games each Saturday and such
umpires give decisions according to
the rule book, We think It an inius-
1iee 10 allow personal influence to
overrule an umpires decision when
such decision WAC protested by the
losing team. Several OF the c. C. A.
games have been protested, but all
the protests were on unpires' deci-
siuns except one. and In every case
such decisions were backed by the
rule book. The protests were made,
not on account Of any irregular ac-
tien on the partef any member of the
+ G. G. A. team or the manager. Every
game was fairly won by the c. G. a.
: team. and whether We finish at the
top or bottom at the close Of the sea
son. We Will continue to play the best
baseball We know how. and Will let
the public judge whether or not We
are getting all we deserve
(Signcd)
FRANK & TOUSEY.
Supervisor Christ Church Association
/ Twenty second and Nensble streets
Church HiI
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-08
Intercollegiate Swimmers Will Take
Part in Water Carnival in New York

NEW YORK, Jul5 with the
outdoor championship Of the Inter-
collegiate swimming Association at
stake sixty stalwart young athletes
viii compete tomorrow in the big
outdoor championship Of the Inter
water carnival at Sheepshead. Bay.
The meet promises 10 be the best in
the history OF the organization. Ten
colleges are represented; Yale. Co
lumbia PcnusyNa New York city
College. Princeton. Cornell. amherst.
Brown, Williams and syracuse
Most Of the entrants were out at
She course to-day, taking their final
workouts, and declared themselves in
the best of condition and tit to do
justice to their best records.
There are FIVE events on the pro-
gram. the lo0-yards quarter mile,
half mile and mile swims and the
fancy diving contest The same events
were held last year, when Princeton
carried off the honor4. bat the field
s. not only larger but Of higher calihre
1his year, SO that the Tigers swim
Iners will have To extend themselves
10 win.
The 400-yard dash VIII bring TO-
eether some Of the fastest sprinters
in the, leag1ie.e Half a dozen men are
equal faFnriteA and It looks as II the
event would provo a neck to neck
contest H. Smith, Of Brown Fni-
ve.rxity. is heralded winner by New
Tuglan3ers. Princeton students think
they have trump cards ia a. Gosnell
and H. Barnes; Column hta expects to
land IN the awards with r Putnam,
j ". Puiloyn and ]. Edinunds. ale
will pin faith Ia Wilson and t}orroWs;
PcnnsS lvania claims the race for W.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-08

to the freezer, and then to tho storage
watts. during all of which processes
it is not touched by the hand OF the
operative.
Laboratory Too.
Not only H. every -precaution taken
TO keep the cream pure but COM
plete laboratory Is provided for MAX
ing meteorological tests OF the cream.
that the company may he able TO
ascertain at all times the condition
of its product. All utensils. cans and
machinery are steriiixed. and the
cream lover may shake his fist It.
germs and feast to his stomach's con-
tent.
Mr.. X. f. Chaplin. the manager
of the corporation. said yesterday that
with eight wagons running he had
been unable TO supply the demand
the past week with as much prompt
ness as he desired and that his de-
livery service would be increased Mr..
A. \. Chaplin, OF Washington. presi-
dent Of the corporation which num-
bers some OF Riehmend's most pro-
gressive business ulen among It's
stockholders and directors. is one OF
the pioneers III ice cream making on
large scale, Five years ago he
organized the Purity lee Cream Com
pany OF Washington. .. c.. and his
plant supplies the large part os the
Washington and surrounding trade.
Desiring 10 get into close touch with
the Virginia and Southern trade, IN
February last he came to Richmond
ana proceeded at once TO the cree
tion of what he now claims 10 be tho
most complete ice cream plant In the
world. dr. Chaplin IN large holde.
III seeefai similar plants and. max.
ing good use or his long experience
in the business. he designed the Rich
nond plant himself, eliminating all
the Objectionable and making Use OK
I'll the valuable features Of the other
plants. .s. 80
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-08

gnashing or teeth In st. Louis for
many moons after McAleer turned
loose the men who almost landed a
pennant for him in 1905. Those same
individuals, Hobe Ferris and Jimmy
Williams. Went to Minneap polls, OF the
American Association, and delivered
class of goods that far surpassed
anything the new Brownies display
ed. And even to-day they are good
enough for any mans team. But
they stay buried, SO tar as the Hon
orable Hedges and his lieutenant on
the field. Wallace, are concerned.
Dozens OF other such cases could be
cited, all going to show where the
builders Of teams have accomplished
negative results by their desire to
infnse new and young blood into their
teams. Their overanxfety to make
good has worked their disaster.
The young fellows are all right:
they are necessary. However, the
gambling chance or picking up a
possible star has caused the passing
of many a great warrior of the dia-
mond who fell from the good graces
of his boss during n temporary slump
in his work. The scouting for the
youngsters has 'degenersrtetf into Il
mad scramble, a manager gets a
tip that such and such a youth is
playing good bait. and he grabs the
$1,000 beauty before he can begin
to know what Is in him. Nine tenths
OF the expensive purchases Of the last
few years have turned out to be lem
ons of the rankest sort. Their work
that caught the scouts eye was but
flash in the pan. isut every time
new one was taken ON a veteran had
to goa man who often had several
years of good baseball left in him
But the loss OF the majors has
been the minors gain.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-08

Will finish III front. AS all these men
have gone around ] minute d seconds
there is not much choice.
The quarter mile senior champion
snip should be a rafting good race.
j. Stoddart, OF Yale Eben ana Frank
Cross. of Princeton, +. NJ. Frye, of
Williams, and :. Rogow, of Column
hia. ara Very evenly matched and
each has good following. St0ddart
and +. Cross are considered the like
Hest leaders on past performances.
l. w. Anthiny. of Pennsylvania, il
picked by experts for the half mile
swim, with Cross. of Princeton, OPP
posing him, he Will have to go faster
than he ever did before to finish in
front 1t IS also reported that Nc
Lanahan, Of Princeton, f. Sutcliffe,
OF Columb ia, and Israel and Sum
merfield, of G. g Y. are moving well
and may upset calculations.
For the one mile contest, Anthony
again seems best and will take a lot
OF beating His most formidable rivals
are Bertrand, Rogow and Watson, of
Columbia. and steigma1k and Neuss-
haum. of G. e, y. Y:
The fancy diving champion
ship appears to be a gift TO Stoddart.
of Yale. who took the indoor title
Hughes, should make good fight for
second place, but he is rather new TO
Z. high platform and with such stars
against him az Plat. Wight and
/ Laurence of Princeton. Patterson
/ and Eogow. Of Columbia; Ostander
! and Kaufman. OF Cornell; Fielding
and herman. Of c c.. y. Y, and
! Berons, of PENNSYLVANIA there IL no
/ telling how he VIII make out.
The Princeton squad seems to have
the best chance of the team cham
plonship., They should score in ever
= event and it is proba Bile that they
( VIII repeat their victory of last year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-08
DEFECT IN PAVING
is ONLY OBSTACLE

Fire Chief Joynes and the build
ing committee OF the fire board wen
over to South Richmond yesterday af-
ternoon to look into the matter OF
formally accepting the new home for
company ~ at Tenth and Bainbridge
streets IT developed that the paw
ing IN front OF the house is not alto
gether SATISFACTORY, but 1t is hope,
that this can be stralehtened out
shortly.
Ihiel Joynes and the committee.
which Is composed Of Messrs Cheat
Wooa, Gary and Lecky. expect TO make
announcer trlp across the river this
morning on the same mission.
According to Chief J0ynes tba
building itself appears TO be thor
ocghiy satisfactory.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-08
ICE CREAM PLANT
DOES BIC TRADE
Beautiful New Factory En-.
joys Rush of Orders
First Week.
STRUCTURE IS A
THING OF BEAUTY
Spick-and- Span, Neat as New
Pin, Ii Makes Mouth Water
for Cream.

After fweek's operation at its
beautiful and complete lce-creani
manufacturing plant AT No. $40
South jefferson street. the pureity
Ice Cream Corporation $ management
on yesterday expressed themselves as
highly pleased with the splendid pa
tronage given the new enterprise. The
new plant, which is as mat and dainty
as a new pin, is enough to make
ones mouth water for ice-cream
merely to look at IT. The structure
Itself IS the embodiment of taste
\ Thing of Beauty
Three stories high, of white brick
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-08
W. d. WEAVER LOSES
ONE OF HIS FEET

Especial 70 The Richmond Virginian.>
FARMV1LLE, VA, July THE
physicians in attendance on ycster-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-03
NorlcE ro c~okTRAcToRs.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Gu Engineers once
Mexico. No. Aug. J. 1911 Sealed
proposals viz be rscelyed BY 'he
City CLERK q Nsuco No unA
Il. ae p n O'Clock
Monday, Aug 4, tsii'
for fun1ohing the material and COB
struggling approzinaely 40 ineal
feet q sanitary se9eE Together with
one lamphose as saosn b. the plans
and profile for the SANE
said sever to bezin al a m2nh0le
on the main seWg ., the l~nteTsee-
ton Of Love and Craig Streets ana
run thence east AZ feet
Each bid shall Be- accompanied By
a certified cheek or a Mexico, No.
hank payable to The City Treasurer
OF said city in The sum OF . per cent
Of the amougt bid
Bond Of the Successful bidder n
double The amount OF the cOntrao.
price Of the work 10 be filed within
ten days from the date Of letting
Payment for the work and maieria
viii be made in special tax bills is
sued against the properties in the d
trict.
Work to be completed within i
DAYS after the contract Is let.
Diagram, plans. profile and spec
cations may be seen al the office o
the City Clerk in the City Hall o
Mexico, No.
Council reserves the right to re
jet any and all bids.
Z. 2. KETTEB,
VI City Engineer
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-03

mn hAFN6@SNNS d
Mrs. Han, Of Auxyasse. = visiting
her daughter, Mrs. VIII Moser.
Fred Yekcn Is Up from 81 Louis
Mss Hazel Friedman IS spending
the week in weTlsVille.
Miss Maggie TorreysOn returned
Sunday from Benton City.
The ball gzHe between Laddonia
and Martinsburg Sunday stood 8 TO
10 in favor Of MartiBsbHrg-
Mlzs irene GiHasple returned from
Mexico Sunday.
Miss Vera Friedman visited IN
Mexico Sunday.
John watkins and wife Of Laddo
MA and Miss Jones Of Readsville
visited at Fred Watkins Sunday.
Miss Mildred Stephens Is enter
tanning Miss Edna Coons Of Moberiy-
Mrs. Fred Watkins, Chas. Wat
kins and wife spent Sunday with
Mrs. Matt Lane near weIByiile.
Claude Taylor Of Gilmore spent
sunday with homefoIks.
welsh Newman who has been Wis
iting his grandparents Capt Lott
and wife near Venice left Saturday
for California
Mrs. Watson Of Centre is visiting
lat t. ". McGreE's.
Mrs. Z. L. Moser is spending the
week in WellsyiIe.
Miss Esther Davis, Huntsville, Is
the guest Of Miss Maude Watkins
Misses Laura and Anna Walker OF
Mexico spent Sunday with Mrs. Jno'
Asbury.
Miss Heithaas who has been visit
ing the Misses Jacob returned to
ST. Louis Sunday.
Geo. Goulee and wife wellsyilie,
spent Sunday with the latters' moth
er. Mrs. Moser.
Lon Burchard went to Dies Moines,
] Iowa, sunday.
Mrs. Newman and daughter. Miss
Ruth, Milwaukee. came in Tuesday
TO visit relatives before leaving for
California where they viii reside.
Charles Allison shipped ont / car
hogs / car cattle; Noel Bros. ] car
cattle.
Mrs. Fred BHrwell, assisted By
Mrs. Harry Burgeli and Miss Hazel
Friedman, pleasantly entertained the
Royal Nelghbors Friday p. N at
her country home W. miles south
east Of town Fourteen ladies were
present to enjoy this social time
Mrs. Ben Holterman proved herself
most familiar with the names o.
flowers in a planting contest" and
received a ~haIdpaInted plate. Tht
guests spent the rest Of the evening
talking over their mistakes and en-
joying the elegant two course lunch
which Mrs. Burweil served IN hei
hospitable manner.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-03
Loss Of lime Means Loss Of p,

Loss Of Time Means Loss Of p,
Kidney trouble and the ills ,
breeds means lost time and lost n,
TO many a working man. II. Bales
1914 Little Penns St, Streator m
was 50 bad from kidney and blade
trouble that he could not work. bs
he says: Il took Foley Kidney Phi.
for only a short time and got eutD
Ily well and was soon abe to 90 ba.
to work. and am feeling wen al
healthier than before" Foley Kians
pills are tonic in action. qusk /
resuIts-a good friend to the vot
ing man OF woman who suffers ira
kidney Ills. Otis Purdy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-03
nEAI Es1A1E al

y Acres with small Improvements.
located near Electric Car Lins; fine
Tor raising hogs and chickens; can
sell at bargain if sold soon.
170 Acre improved farm, well locat
ed and extra land, owner wants to
exchange for suburban home.
Nicely improved 10-acre tract TO
exchange for smaller property.
100 Acre improved Colorado farm,
we'll located, good land; owner
wants 40 to 50 acres Missouri land,
win give good deal.
I50Acre farm, Improved and good
land. near Mexico; want 10 trade for
Mexico residence property.
Nice cottage and three good lots
located on good street in Mexico own
er wants 60 to 100 acre farm in ex-
change.
100 Acre farm 6 miles from Mex
ieo to trade for Mexico residence.
Real Estate Department,
dw1 North Missouri Trust Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-03
CANT.


We are having Q fine rain to-day
Monday. the first Q several
weeks.
5 p. Loren ana wife spent sun
day With +. Powell and wife Of near
Sturgeon.
j. l. Miller and family spent sun
day with ". v. Smiths
Mrs. j. c. Loren and daugh-
Ter ara visiting her parents at Anar-
lilo. Texas >this week
Protracted meeting will begin at
salt River Monday. Aug. 81 Elders
McDulfie Of Canton and Gopher Of
Moberly VIII oondue. the services
Mrs, Ray MeCary Of Chilieothe.
No, is visiting relatives here,
I'd. Berrey has purchased a new
gasoline hay baler and viii begin
work at once.
All who are interested in the
cemetery at salt River are requested
to come out Wednesday Aug. 9
and help clean up and repair tht
fences.
Gant Camp N. W A met in regu
lar session Saturday night. A larg'
number OF the members we're pres
ent.
j. Lee Miller bought about 20.
bushels Of corn from Lee Shock a
s. cents per busheL
At the hly meeting OF Houston
Lodge No. $50 A. F. & a. ~. a
this place the following officers wer'
installed:
Caleb Leach W. NJ
Ray Dunlap S. w.
N. Reams, J. W.
W. 7. Younger, S. ID.
J. c. Loren, J. D.
L. j. Sims, Tyler.
S. C. Groves, Sec'y.
VI. c. FlyRt. treasurer.
E. Il. Morris, chaplain.
The official board Of Salt Rive
has called a mass meeting Of the Ell
tire membership for Sunday, Aul
10 at 10 O'Clock. Every member {
this congregation is urged to :
present as business Of important
wiz come before you.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-03
NEM HOE.

T. A. Johnston and family visited
Mr.. Johnson's father and mother on
last sunday.
Misses Bertha Mauk and Grace
Donins visited friends and relatives
here Saturday and returned home
Sunday.
W. n. Chick and wife and Mrs. w.
r. Chick and 6aBghter visited Mr.,
DollIns in Mexico Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-03
Hay Fever. Asthma

and Summer Colds.
Must be relieved quickly and Fol
ey's Honey and Tar Compound VIII
do it. Z. II. stewart. 1924 VOL
fran ST., Chicago, writes: u have
been greatly troubled during the hot
summer months with Hay Fever and
find that BY using Fohys Honey and
Tar Compound / get great relief"
Many others who suffer similarly VIII
be glad TO benefit by Mr.. Stewards
experience. Otis Purdy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-03
RoWENA

HOHEAH-
Ms. Arthur Wager and Miss Leo
IA Foreman spent Monday evening at
Mrs. Nora Berrsy's near Gatewood
school house
There we're several men from Cen
tralia but here Wednesday fixing up
the Chance telephone lines.
John Mccain Of near Thompson
vile was here Wednesday.
5 n. Wager spent Wednesday az
his fathers, James A. Wager. near
Long Branch.
F. " brewer sent his team %
Centralia after goods Wednesday
Thursday and Saturday.
Cecil Mallory went TO St Louis
Thursday and returned Saturday
WIN. Sharp. the Mexico auctioneeri
and John sharp, east Of H~ollensville.
[ Ezra Ward, Homer Pickett. Of neal
Bethlehem, Al Hill, Byron Reed. o.
near Central school house, Alberf
Spencer, Frank Donaldson, Ear
Carter. Marion CorHelison OF near
| ThonpsonviHe, and George Edwards
Of near Long Branch were here OF
Thursday.
Albert Spencer is feeding q year
ling steers.
Tom Kirkland and Phil Robert
bought a lot Of oats from Fred Yanc
at csc delivered.
Several from a distance attends
the Odd Fellows lodge here Thursda
night.
j. o. Donaldson and Okla Donald
son and vile. and Jim johnson, o
near Thompsonyille, and Mr.. Rob
erts OF near Centralia we're ber
Friday.
Mr. sioaager and Vim. Dowell, Jr.
passed through here Saturday.
John smithey Of near Thong
sonyille ad Bob Pickett Of Mexie
we're here Saturday.
Arthur wager and family and Mis-
Leona Foreman spent Saturday a
Frank Tawney's in honor of bis mot
er's birthday.
WIN. Reed and wife were in thi
vicinity Saturday.
Champ Kirkland Of Kansas Gay
visiting his brother Tom and hi
grandparents, Dr.. Kirkland an
wife.
Ross Yanlsndingham took a load
hay 10 Centralia Saturday
The ball game at Hollensyille b.
tween Hollensyille and skinner stoo
fn favor OF Hollensyiile.
The ball game at Sailing betwee
Sailing and Moline stood Q to 5 in q
Yor Of Sailing.
Several from here attended NEE
ing az bethlehem Sunday night an
some attended meeting at ut. Zion.
James Walker and Mrs. Ed. Scot
are on the sick list.
Albert Spencer bought some cor
from Milt Householder az 75c a b.
AFthur wager also bought a load.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-03
Stock and =
= Farm News

LEDGER SPECIAL
r.vne & Becker PnFa;s ~ire
c.rAaa inasdlag 1889 ssh
.era
NsfiFw STEADY
H.r-a STEADY to sroaS
ND ana batch Tie 30
Cod heay. rs 7&
RogrA beary. us . ia
s5sWe STEADY.
s. Lsas Cics-
Wheat July s. IS Dec y i
COR. sept s Be s. IA -
St Lozs cssA-
h Red $ Ia a Sc
/ s Red s. IL
; Hard $ 5 .
2 Corr g
3 -
i3Ya
-sOats 50
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-03
AUpRAIN.

M1 Ira SErass and children Of
Teas are Fisiu1E relatives.
Ms saHse Lyzch q Paris spent
last SEX wifh Wa Barnes and tam
ny.
Nzr5oa Szeeney delivered bzied
hay 70 Noberiy AZ Sc per ton
Mss Estezz Drz1e visited MIS-
Tiuoa q sailing last week
v. H Pollard ard T B. ROhinsou
are receiving a car Of Nebraska shei'
ed co<n al 7ec Per b.
J. p Burksye q MoheFiy Is here
for a tew days visA
Mss Lady Belle Parish left last
seek for a visit 50 relatives al elf
ton
The ice cream social at Mace
aauiz vas a SuccsSs. The ladies'
cleared sbcgn $50 the amount need
ed 10 fence the cemetery.
Geo. Toalson sold a nice bunch
OF ss4b. s1osts at 81 each.
YzIeutFne Ess IS IN Kansas City.
Mrs KATE BHrkeye IS az the bed
side Of her brosher. Ne3t. Ess
Mrs Raage~ag has returned to
HzIlsEiTle after sPeading a few
days vita Mrs T. B. Robinson
Ms Frank Canada Is entertain
iEg Miss Ida Bassett
The Barnes family held . family
reauion at the home Of R. L Barnes
last Sunday.
The large barn on The Rirtiey
Smith farm vas burned Saturday ey.
ening.
Ms stese osings has returned
TO CaHton-
The young Ladies Of the neighbor
hood eu5oyed q piensc in John Brun
didee's pasture last Thursday
Thos. Grugin and family Of Kan
sas CRY made a trip to this neigh
borhood 10 their sato last week.
Mss Opal Farveaf viii leave short
iy Tor Montana where she has a %
shioa in the schools.
Mrs. Robt Rice is enjoying
vlslt 90 Shelby county
Perry Palmer Is on the sAck list
The fire rains Of the last thre.
weeks have caused the farmers 1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-03

Prof Il. =. DQmareo q,
Of asrsraisse at =.
versky o. Missouri today ~
so 70 Racine. Wis. where ~
have charge Of field experima
the Chase Piow COMPANY !, 10
per year. ~
l. Ahrens sold Il xhes,
Of timothy eeed TO JEFF Cunt,
for szo2so. with timothy
tho above price and potato
a wagon Load 4 looks IKE
would Be a profitable busl,
Martinsburg Oracle.
The Tom Bass Horse shov
sive benefit perfOrmances a;
PARK. Independence avenue
Oak street. July 81 to Augs, :
gate receipts go to the Dough,
pitai. a nesro Institution In ~.
lcHy. Kan. Among the ple,sin, -.
ures promised b. the manars%... J.
IL free exhibition BY P~rofessor W.
Cieveland. king Of educated ho,,~.
and fancy riding BY Tom Bss,
AudraiE county. TIE create
trainer in the West. The 49,.
band and Bodies orchestra Win =
uIsh mnsic -Kansas City Joer,,,
Jno J. Byrns Of south a. 4.
city. recently soA six head Of bn,.,
cr stuff TO W. @. Sims & Sons. Z,
lambs 10 Powell & Mundy at q.
la eSs. 5 lambs to E. Mundy !,
LES d cwt. and a mule colt and =.
steers to Charles Clark ylr. g,r'
lis now ready for the fan ndss'
with but IAile feeding to do.
J. B. Rutter bought four mules I'M.
lChas. Dean. this week. for ssls. y
reports little wheat being SOM /.
his section.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-03

FOR SALE The +. J. Morrison
property on n. Clark avenue, Mex
er, 80. VIII take team. wagon,
am Implements and milk cows In
an the tFsae. FOR particulars. see
~ wrlse Virgil Morrison, h. =. D.
i. Messcc. No. 1sssteod-20-5t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-03

FOR sALE-FGTy4ze-s fruit and
truck farm, oas nile south Of Ear-
din College; crop goes With sale L
sold before Aag- Is. Il II Reese
owner. r r D. :. Mexico. No
Ms-st VT
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-03
SUNDAY SCHOOL
LEAGUE
The Standing
The SEASONS SCHEDULE

THE SEASONS SCHEDULE
July q. Methodists Va. Presbyter
isnz.
Aug & Baptists vs.. Methodists.
Aug &. Hethodists 70. Presbyter
iAns.
Aug. II. Christians vs.. Baptists.
Aug. Is. Christians vs. Methodists.
aug. 10. Baptist W. PreSbyterlans.
aug "a, Methodists vs., Presbyter
ians.
Aug. Is, Baptlsts vs.. Christians.