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The day book., 1912-03-06

with.his bayonet. twas brought
out at the investigation that the
soldiers thought the boy was
trying to push the first militia
man from the trestle. The boy
was in the hospital, but recov-
ered."
Sullivan described the mass
meeting of the strikers and said
that while there was no disorder
in the meetings., the crowds
would fill the streets afterwards
and yell at the police.
Then he told of the only vio-
lence offered by the strikers
which he remembered during his
whole testimony. =
"One day the strikers pulled
street car trolleys from the
wires," he said. They threw
chunks of ice through the car
windows and dragged the pas
sengers out and beat them. 1 was
struck by pieces of ice at this
point and l arrested man for
throwing ice.
THE crowd continued to throw
at me, and an officer who was
near came to my aid. AS | was
taking my prisoner out of the
crowd an Armenian struck me a
hard blow with a chunk of ice. I
reached out and struck him with
my club, just as hard as 1 could
fetch it. He was the only man
on whom l used a club that day."
c. F. Lynch, commissioner of
public safety of Lawrence, also
was Dut on the stand. Lynch dis
The day book., 1912-03-06

to question, but I did not know
just why they were there, except
that they were being held until
their cases could be disposed of.
But" he added, hastily, they
were not under arrest. They
were just detained
Just what do you mean by the
term under arrest'?" demanded
Rep. Lenroot, who seemed to be
curious as to Lynch's mental pro-
ceSses.
Il don't know anything about
law" said Lynch.
Lynch was asked why he pre-
vented the children from leaving
Lawrence.
was afraid they would not be
sent to proper places" he said.
Did you tell the police to find
out whether these children we're
going to proper places" asked
Rep. Stanley.
mo"
did you tell the police to in
sist upon the written consent of
their parents?"
Eyes"
what if the parents were at
the station with them ?"
Then the police could accept
the oral permission, if they knew
it came from the real parents"
did you read the law under
which you acted?" demanded
Rep. Stanley.
az did not"
81 didn't think you had," said
Stanley
The day book., 1912-03-06

Cleveland women's boycott of
butter is estimated to have spread
to $1,000 consumers. We mean
that the boycott spread, not the
butter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29
Chairman.

The magazine sectdon OF the Sun
dsv st. Louis Post Dispatch con
ta.ned d detailed account OF Dir. w
B. Palmore's VISIT to the tomb o1
Aaren. sacred Mohammedan re,
treat upon which only the Mussulmar
is supposed to look. Or. Palmore
has many friends here and is we'll
known In Mexico.
He bribed Syrian guide to steal
t.o key Of the Mosque which pro
teets the tomb, He scaled to the
summit cf MT. Nor, where God
cnce walled, and visited the burial
place of the great prophet.
The Post says: "The cave In which
Is the tomb was bare and rude4Acr0s.
one end, was stretched two chains
and behind them hung q tattered cur
tain, bt hgid which was a sealed
crypt IN which lay Aaron's ashes. Di
Palriora scanned the front Of the
vault and the floor for inscriptions,
kaeel'ng reverentIy to brush away
the Gust of ages.
z had little time to waste. for
was confident that IL the Arabs In
the valley discovered my departure
and traced me to the mosque they
would kill me. In one corner / dis
covered a hole in the floor revealing
flight Of stairs cut in the rock and
leading downward" said DR.. Pal
more. Il went down the steps, step.
ped over the chains and swept the
curtain aside. The sealed entrance
t. natural vault was revealed, and
this vault was the tomb of Aaron"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29
DEATHS. .
vandalla, Mo. Aug. 81

Vandalla, Mo Aug 27.
Mrs. Mollde Johnson, wife of w.
?. Johnson, a PROMINENT farmer,
dropped dead on the Chautauqua
grounds Tuesday. Heart trouble is
ASSIGNED as the cauge Of her death.
Mrs, Robert Turley, late OF Au-
drain county, died Of paralysis Of
the brain at the home OF her SON,
J, 4 Tunley at Buffalo, ILL.,,
on Monday morning, August &c
Mrs Turiey had been in bad health
for several months. and last Fri
day. Aug. 23. departed with her hus.
hand for Illinois where they expect
cd to make their home.
The many Audrain county friends
of Mrs. Turley VIII regret to hear
Of her death and extend
sympathy to the beneaved husband
and children.
7. n Turley of this city, ait
tended the funeral. a
Sarah Il. Armstrong. 60 years old.
wife Of Tho late David Armstrong,
died at her home, S1t East jackson
street, at AIS O'Clock on Wednes-
day morning. She was born in Mt.
Ohio, June 21, 1s43.
With her husband and family she
moved to Audrain county i'm 1881
and located on a farm 8 miles south
OF Mexico. IN 1904 her husband die
and ii was i'm that year she moved
to Mexico. II
She is survived by seven children.
They are; Mrs. Victoria ]. Larkin,
Audrain; VIM. Al. Armstrong. Aide
mere, B. c.: Lovella D. Armstrong,
Helea Mont; Frank e. Arm
strong, Mexico; Mrs. Mary E. Win
ter, Audrain; Alberta D. Arm
strong, Mexico; and John G. Arm
strong, Kansas City,
The deceased was taken ill with
congestion OF the bowels which was
the cause of her death. She was
a highly respected Christian woni-
an and the news OF her death will
be learned with much regret by her
many friends.
The Ledger joins other rela-
tives In extnding sincere sympathy
to the bereayed ones.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29
Ex.coNFEpERArE oEEIcERs.


The ex-Confederates at their re
union in Auxvasse, Caldaway county
elected the following officers:
President. W. ]. Gooldy Aux
vase; vice-presddent. ]. H. Minor,
sice-president in Audrain, B. r
White; vicepresident for Boone
], L. Henry; vicapresident fol
Montgomery. Henry Maughs; vice
president for Galloway, @. w. Kemp;
vice president for Monroe, G. a.
Creigh; secretary, R s Mckinney oi
Mexico; treasurer, s S McCue; chap,
lain. ]. w. Davis.
Resolutions of respect for tie mem
CIV Of comrades who departed life
during the last year were adopted
The resolutions committee was com,
posed Of James H. Minor, B F White
and w. NJ. EIler. The deceased men
hTrs named are. Isaac Taylor. u s
Creech, Lafayette Rrown. Rufus Thor
as, w G Beckley, p Jones', Irwin
Treadway, , M Brant, j.
Burwell, q F Franklin, Nick Craig
head, VIM. H. Shelton, Harrison
Brown, Perry TURNER, Carl Vincent
end Polk Stone.
In spite of the fact that large
number. of t1la okd velta,.anr. .,.a .s,1.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29
R. Il. PHILLIPS
SUES AUDRA|N

Richard H. Philips filed suit
against The County OF Audrain We'd
nestlay morning, TO collect $s24.5s,
the balance he alleges is due him for
work ia connection with the erection
Of Audrain's new infifmary building.
In his petition the plaintiff says
he rendered services for the coun-
ty to the amount Of s146s.05, and
expended $ss at the instance and
request Of tha dstendant for livery
hire; that the defendant has paid
him the sum OF $s71.52 and says
balance Of $s245S Is due him on
account Of services rendered and for
expenses.
Mr. Phillips presented his bill to
the county court at the August
meetings It is said, and the court
ruled that the amount was excessive
and not according to agreement.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29


Joseph B. Shannon. chairman Of
the State Democratic COMMITTEES is
In favor OF opening the campaign IN
Mexico with Champ Clark as speaker
aud thinks the plan good one.
In a LETTER to r. M. white, of the
Ledger, Mr.. Shannon writes:
Kansas City, Aug. 26, 1912.
Mr. R NJ White,
Mexico, Mo.
Dear Mr. White:--
Your suggestion concerning the
opening Of the campaign at Mexico
with Champ Clark as Speaker is a
good one. We are anxious to take
the matter up ct once and are sim
ply waiting for General Major To-
return to consult with him.
A committee composed of B. HI.
Rucker, r. M. Reynolds and A. !
Fitzsommons have change of the
matter and / would suggest that you
write them at the State Committee
Headquarters, American Hotel, st
Louis, Mo.
Yours tru1ys
J. sB. SHANNON,
Chairman,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29
MISSOURI PRESS ASSOCIATION
CLOSES MEETING

The Missouri Press Association
closed It's meeting ait Hannibal with
a visit to the big dam at Keolguk as
the guests OF the Commercial Club
at Hannibal.
The Association elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing year:
President. Ovid Bell. Fulton Ca
zette; first vice president. Fred Ma
ter, Cape Girardeau Republican; sec
ond vice president. II, S. Sturgis, Ne
icsho Times; third vice president, R.
r, Gilbert, Lincoln Independent; re-
cording secretary. Lewis w. Moore.
Hume Telephone; corresponding sec
retary, Jack BIanton, Paris Appeal;
treasurer, Clint H. Denham. Farming
ton News. n
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29

DIR. John w. Million, president o
the Wilson Marshall Clark fajol
Club, appointed the members of the
campaign committee and executive
committee Saturday afternoon.
Members of the Campaign Com
mhttee are: Ms Myers, chairman; Al
II. Whitney, A. P. Green. John
Barclay, Frank Sfccord. Turner VIII
liams, Ken Hu,ens T. 4. Marshall, D.
A. Murphy, Louis Mckee. The duty
Of this committee lis to work in
conjunction with Democratic county
committee TO get out full vote ut
the November election.
Executive Committee Geo. Rob
ertson, chairman; Col. Green Clay, r.
w. Million, r. NJ White and Rufus
Jackson. This committee will have
charge Of the correspondence In get
ting the speakers for the big meet
ir~ and demonstration to be held
here this fall. l
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29
COUNTY RECEIVES
OVER $4,000 MORE
IN SCHOOL FUNDS

Audrain County win receive from
tte state for its school fund this
year si2,s35 So. In 1911, the county
reciyd slo,soe.3s or s2.11s.44 less.
The money wiz not be received an
til the middle Of September and af-
Ter the County Court convsnes.
The money received for attend
ance figured al .o1077 cents per pupil
with Audrain giving 55g,sS2 days
for total atiendanee of all stt1dents
made sC.czs.s2. The state ralS ee
teachers SIS; lis teachers $50 and 4
teachers 500. This is estimated
on attendance, to-wit: those having
q daily attendance OF is or under re-
ceise s25; those with az average cfI
Is or moro. $50. This totalled $e,-
500.
The County pays 90 1-2 cents per
pupil. or 1920 II, llff
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29
SUNDAY MAIL LID
WON'T Be HARDSHIP

washington, ID. C., Aug. rs
Plans were perfected by Postmaste
General Hitchcock to-day whereby
the administration Of the new
law prohibiting the delivery OF man
Sundays in first and second class
Postoftices viii have no serious ef-
feet upon the handling of important
mail matter.
Holders OF lock boxes at first
and second-class postofflces will
have access to them as usual, al
though no mail deliveries wilI be
made by carriers on the street or
at postoffice windows
Man for hotel guests and newspar
pers viii be delivered 10 them thru
their lock boxes by a simple arrang
ment of having that rlhil sorted on
the railway mail cars before 1t
reaches its destination. Such maiE
viii be regarded as Transit matter"
and VITA be distributed immediately
on its arrival at the offices OF des4
tination to the boxes.
This distribution win require a
minimum of Sunday work and the dds.
tribution Of other mail win be made
after midnight Sunday. so that III
may be delivered to the carriers eaa.
ly on Monday morntue ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29
v. v. FRY URGES
COUNCIL TO GET
SUBWAY OPENED

W. W. Fry urged the members oi
lie City councii, IN speech be.
fore that body on Monday evening. &C
take up the matter Of a subway un,
der the Chicago & Alton and Wa
bash railroads al The Western avenue
crossing. Judge Fry dwelt upon the
Importance Of such an Improvements,
and said he believed there could not
be . more opportsIne time to reach
SOM definite conclusion on the prop
osltion than now. This is a vital
question and a mu hueeded Improve
msnt.
Judge Fry also is endeayoring to
get Washington esfeet oreued from
Clay street north. He proposed to
the Council Monday evening the do
notion OF a strip Of ground off the
west side Of his property for street
purposes, and said Mrs. Whitney
Would give a strip. IL the city would
make the extension. Judge Fry too
asked that walks be built along the
cns side Of Western avenue from
Waddingham Park north. Both ques-
ton will be reported on at the
next meeting.
s. J. Sanford councilman from
the Third Ward. moved the Wabash
Railroad Co. bui1d brick walks on its
riGht Of way south Of ITS tracks at
Walnut street, and also repair the
crossing at Morrs street.
On another motion OF Mr. SAN
fora. the marshal was instructed to
rotity J, B. Botkin to cut the weeds
or his lot on South Jefferson street.
pr. p Fl Titicher consulted with
the Council hi regard to getting
walks put I'M on Coal street in S.
Jefferson street addition.
J. M. Haskell. Of the Haskell
Bros, repair shop, asked permission
% place q gasoline pump in front
of bis PLACE Of business on S. JET
'erson street. On motion OF Dr. wi
r Taylor, the question was referred
. the whole council and the city at
crney, and will be acted on at thel
iext meeting.
F. w. Pitcher introduced resolu-
ions to build wa1ks along the prop
'rty Of Mrs. Stella Foster, @ AL
Vitherspoon and The Hisey heirs,
j. being located on East Breclaen-
idge.
The bond Of ]. A, Stewart, the
ontractor who was awarded the paw.
ng and curbing job on
Voodlawn avenue. wess approved.
S J. SANFORD reported bills tol
he amount Of s17s.99. which we're
lowed.
The petition Of property owners
equesting the extension of thel,
LEY between Promenade and Jack
on street to Hord street was re-
erred to the city attorney. The pc
Iuon was signed by w. w. Harper.
+ Griffee, w d West. r w LHew-
iiyn, F W Pitcher. Geo. M. Pear
on, Nina G Pearson. Carufe B Crea-
py. Anna v. Wright Mason Crea-
sy, J. v. Fry, G A Mitchell and
ert F Wells.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29
Ed GLENN AND GEO.
MIDDELkAMP ARE
ELECTED IN 9Th.

Geo, II. Middelkamp, of Hawk
Point. and Ed. Glenn Of Louisiana
were elected members OF the
Democratic Slaao cou1uattee from
the Ninth Congressional Distsect 10
succeed John D. orear of Mexico
and w. M Adoocl OF Fulton at the
needing held here Tuesday after.
noon. Middelkamp aud Glenn were
the only candidates and were elected
by acclamaadou. Ed. Glenn was endor
cd by the comnlttee FOR chairman ~
State committee.
Coz. Green Clay. as temporary
chairman. called the meeting to or
DER John II. Dlgga Of Montgomery
county was then elected chairman
and D. e. Kfllialn, secretary. xii.
Ham being absent, Geo. H. Middel.
kamp served In his place.
Five counties were represented bv
proxy. Ed. Glenn held Brice Ed
wards proxy for St. Charles; J III
Gallagher for e 7 Williams Of Gas
cohade; Abe Stephens for D. Z. XIII
Ham, Lincoln; Ras Pearson for Ed
Glenn, Pike; c. NJ. Hay for w III
Taylor, Callaway. The other com
niitteemen were: John H. Diggs Of
Montgomery; G. Clay, Audrain; Jas.
Booth, Franklin; ], H. Ronald, War
rem. ti
9. NJ. Hay of Galloway introduced
, resolution TO endorse Gov. Wilson
and Gov. Marshall and other Demo
sratic nominees in the strongest
terms. Mr.. Hay was named
o draw the resolution.
Col. Clay introduced another
esolutfon which was adopted and
9; The 9th Congressional committee
assembled. does hereby endorse the
'ban Of the Wilson "a Fshal1 : Clark
dajor Democratic Club NNMexioo To
lold a National meeting Nd demon-
'tration at Mexico I'm thSS coming
and hereby piedgSNgur ev-
'ry endeayor to bring about sss..A= So Il
Meeting and will do all in our power
o make said meeting success.
!
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29
MASONIC BUILDING
IN NEAR FUTURE

a movement has been started again
among Mexico's four Masonic bodies
to erect a handsome building on
their property next to the orpheum
Theatre. This move seems to have
more possibility than previous ef-
forts and IT is Thought the outcome
VIII be active work on the struo-
ture shortly. M
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29


THERE will be more Democrats
ge'hered in Mexico when Hon. Champ
Clark opens the campaign here early
in September than was ever gather
ed In a town the size of Mexico in
MISSOURI. Qaite a number Of Demo.
cratic farmers have offered to con-
tribute toward the big barbecue 90
that everybody who attends this
meeting may not only enjoy the
splendid speeches, but wiM have a
good old fashioned Missouri barbecue
dinner free Of charge. Mexico would
have no better advertisement than
an entertainment of this kind. Let's
make this the biggest day in the
history Of Mexico Gor Democracy
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29
Ladies shirtwaists. mannish effect,
very popular for warm weather.
Ricketts, & Emmons D. d. Co.
Jefferson CITY. No. Ang. y


Gov Hadley, Col. ". A. DaIhDy.
err and others Of this city wdIl de.
part Friday in their automobiles fol
an inspection Of the cross state
highway between Mobsrly and MAR
shall Mo-. and to take part sattIr.
cay in the dedication exercises al
arrow Rock, Mo-, OF the marker fo1
the old Santa Fe trail.
At Fulton. Mo, the Governors
PARTY will be Joined by Walter VIII
liams Of the school of journalism Of
the State University, Highway En-
gineer Curtis Hial and others Oh Co
New Florence, Moberly, Co.
lunbia and Mexico and either intea,
for cities viii be stopp4ng places in
course Of the inspection
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29

sM Hannibal Journal publishes a
aad Aiiseneas of the Junior Edi-
y tho Mexico Ledger. who ~
sding The missouri Stale Press
station meeting at Hannibal and
4 "a. NJ. White. associate edI-
= the Mexico tMo.) Ledger, Is
r Of Col. n. III, white and en-
the newspaper business when
ss twelve years old by issuing
weekly Whizzer ia conjunction
hmes +, Edwards. now city edl-
the st. Louis Republic, After
ag college. Mr. White was con-
with The editorial and Sum
azine department OF fhe Dem
Later he returned home
eie a partner with his father
publishing Of the Daily and
" Ledger .
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29
I. RICHARD DALTON i be

AoN. RICHARD DALTON ls bein
lminently mefationad for Governor
asiisaourf on The Bull Moose ticket,
! Bull Moosers OF Audrain and
IsiEaling counties are very much
earnest "a their support Of r. r..
EkHer .. Mexico, for The nominee
l for Governor Oh this ticket. Mr.,
finer Is one Of Missourps lead
farmers and stock growers and
ID poA as large a vote as any
Il nam Tic Euil Moosers could
llate 6or Governor, We regre
i much that Mr.. Buclner when
Alas The ''stanl pat" Republicans
cid noe coalc hack into the Dem
itic pariy where hc be-
=
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29
!. THE e'tizens OF Auxvasse ho.
neNe = In good roads and are oilInr
'''e main streets of chat p1ace

THE Farber Forum referripg !,
The Democratic nominee ~, ~ !
Legislature from Audraln county
says; "Audradn county Will have !
bright young man,sor Representative
e the Missouri Legislature. p. a
shannon viii have no strings tied
o him when he takes up his duties
at Jefferson City and ho can be- re
red upon to look well after tho N.
lerests OF his contingency. He
WI assist the County Central con.
ni.tee IN every way possible in per.
eo'lng the county organization for th,
oming campaign. Mr.. shannon grew
Q manhood IN Eastern Aardraan and
las tho congratulations OF hisI
many friends upon his success ;,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29

THE Sturgeon (Mo.) Leader edi-
torlally says: editor Mitchell White
Of the Mexico Ledger, was here
Monday and he was surprised and de-
lighted with the entertainment Civ
en- at our Fair. He always boosts for
us and of course We all like him. w
knew Mitchell when he was a wee
tot, We have watched him grow He
Is making good in the newspaper bust
uass " E44
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29

A RAGSDALE, proprietor Of
salaie ! Cash Store, who is one Of
fco's moat consistent adYertis-
! has purchased the Ruloff buildin
|ihe east side OF the Square for
10 Mr. Ragatlale Is an a1lsertls-
pho believes in keeping eyerlasf-
II at il, and finds that the
] nvestment he makes is the
Ig he pays out for advertising
Ragsdale long wahtea to own
avn business building, and will
put subaEantsal improvements on
Rulctf building and mako 1t on
Ae very hest and modern husi--
houses in the CITY. He knows
/ Mexico IL going to grow and
me a great city and proposes ,c
Il part so that We may really be
more like New York every
Mr.. Raesdale came to Mex
ilOm Moberly. Mo. tn 1899, buy
lae Old Temple of Economy
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29

EX-AfAYoR u, D. GRAHAM and
son, Gus, have the thanks of the
Senior Editor Of the Ledger and
wife for a pleasant ride from Mex
leo to Cen,raBa and return in their
new Cadillac automobile. We found
Ken Hulen doing some splendid work
In the Eight-Mile Road District.
More interest is being taken In the
roads in Audrain county than ever
before and we believe within the
next five years Audrain wild have as
good roads as there are in the
State. Permanent good roads in
the Eiglrt-Mile District is what We
most need now
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29
MoLLNo.

Mrs. Rob Montgomery and chill.
dren Of centrala and SISTER, Miss
Annie Heizcr cf Mexico spent sun
day with n. Il. Heizer and family.
Joe Marshall and wife were guests
OF William sallee and family ait Mex-
lca Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Homer Fry OF Perry has been
visiting Relatives here.
Charlie Spears, wife and son OF
Holiday, Mo, and Miss Leta Fair
BARN of Peryr and Mrs Jas Camplin
OF Santa Fe spent Saturday with
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29
FARMERS. TAKE NOTICE.

! am offering for sale some of the
best farms In Missouri; these farms
are located in Saline county, one
Of the best counties in the state.
Our soil is Of the best. from 4 to
10 feet deep. II YOU are looluing for
good Land to buy 1t will pay you to
come and see Saline county, and
you won't be disappointed. For far
ther Information write Dan EhIers,
Slater, Mo, 26-8t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29
REVIVAL SERVICES
AT nETHEE,

- uE FIEE-s
The Presbyterians Of Bethel church
will commence q meeting Saturday.
Aug. 81, ait p. no The pastor Will
b assisted by the Rev. w. IT Rach-
ardson. symodical Evangelist. All are
invited to come out and hear this
man Of God and assist On the good
work Of advancing the interests Of
The Kingdom Of God.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29

THERE is no question but what
the Mexioo-Petry 6 Santa F'e Elec-
tric Railroad can be made paying
uroposftion. This railroad cannon
only be made to pay, but viii prove
enc Of the best business prodNcerS
for Mexico that has been cortempla'-
cd. We are going to have big crops
IN Missouri this year ana
people are more than interes'ec
in the success of this proposlplon
with permanent good roads ana
With the extension Of this electro
Rad Mexico could within a year eaS'
ily increase its population to ten
thousand. II we want to EXTEND
our business, we must make Mckee
easy of access to those whose traae
we desire. That is the way 'c
grow.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29

II. r. BUCKNER has bought the
old Methodist Church property on
Liberty street from ]. B. Botkin for
50. 200. Mr.. Buclxner knows there
is no better investment than Mex
leo real estate. If Bob was as smart
politically as he is in business
way he would now be one Of the
leaders Of the Democratic party IN
Audrain county instead Of boosting
the Bull Moose party.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29

THE place of meeting for the next
Missouri Press Association will be
fixed by the executive committee.
which will meet sometime carly next
spring. Ovid Bell, OF Fulton, who Is
president OF the Association and
heads this committee win without
question be favorable to having tho
meeting In Mexico Mexico is a
splendid convention city and our
Commercial Club will take pleasure
IN entertaining the editors Of Mis-
souri,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29
BANKING INSTITUTION

whose officers and directors do not
do the banking business on proad'
yet careful and conservative basis,
not only retard the progress of the
bank, but OF its deposNtors as Well
Our board of directors is made up OF
successful business men whose per-
sonal success is a guarantee that this
bank will be conducted on q fbusi-
ness basis.
SOUTHERN BANK OF MEXICO.
Capital and Surplus, $4,000.