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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-12
Today's Baseball
Results
National League
phIlndclnhIn 4: ~. Ioui, l.

Pittsburgh Boston game postponed
Vet grounds.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-12
UTAH FILLS REGULAR
ARMY QUOTA; SUPPLIES
MORE MEN THAN NEEDED

washington MAY ie.-vtah hllod
her regular army quota yesterday ana
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-12
Chicago =; New York I

Score. h, ~. IT,.
New York ... 900 100 Oo0---l
Chicago ......luo 700 o"N--
Bntt,tip. NugtidIo and MI
uumtkpr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-12

American seague
BostOu y; Detroit u.

Score u. ~. y .
Boston ........ .0oa 0U5 Uo0-N ~ %
Detroit ...... uOu 600 unu--n 2
BATTERIES MAYS and Thomas paues
Cuuuiulhpm James and SnnoF'
Ncll,.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-12

Score u " T..
Cincinnati GOO 600 83O-3 J
Ncw York .... 400 U1e uuN--G %
Batteries Mitchell. Ring. Perry ar'
liuhn. Benton and McCarty, Gibson.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-12
Games Tomorrow


NATIONAL League.
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-06-21
MCMILLAN INSTRUCTOR
GETS BIG CITY JOB
NIIi8HH l. Schulz at ths &cMLIz
Elrh SCENE Department An
nRIIIlrtz Et<arrE45aN
VIII DEPAET SATURDAY
Il AImEEa BsBIiilsI SE1z-F He VII
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81 Lasuls HiEA Schasl

william l. SarEL instructor a
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EiE Hzaas T7s#1y IA; he z0ali
-ssrE rs r'az-isz ca the Mcmillan
EhraaF e Is z-sazziely. He has
HrusgGas 4 FssSsz a bad Of the
Srszcs D~'Sarzzszs C. University
Ezra Schss1- U=sFerss;y City, St.
LnES 1a5 III kzvs Msxjco the lat
tar sars q ass ueek TO make more
.sszys.4 zrTzzEt-enis for his sum.
zHrs E1vf-
Uzlusrsify City High Is a large city
ELhae} za5Gs tE5os the size Of Nc
Mia zn3 A kcztsd within a few
s1scas 81 Washington University. 1t
As ozs q the best and highest paid
fzrzEt5es in the Middle West and is up
70 GATE in every detail. Mr.. Schulz
a. head Of the department viii teach
Chemistry and Physics.
De Is a graduate Of NJ. u,
where he specialized in medicine, and
has many friends in Columbia as
vel as Mexico. The raise was too
nueh," he explained, Il wouldn't have
left Mcmillan for a hundred dollars
difference, but - | couldn't refuse
the offer" He was reelected May
. 70 the Mcmillan faculty by the
Mexico School Board with a raise Of
oyer two hundred dollars.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-06-21
AUDRAIN'S COUNCIL
OF NATIONAL DEFENSE
HAS BEEN NAMED
Mayor ]. +. Harrison is Chairman Of
Body to Aid in MobilizIng
COuntry's Resources

Mayor J. F. Harrison has been nam.
ed chairman Of the Audrain County
Council Of Defense. This body vii
cooperate with similar organization!
in other counties to mobilize the re.
sources of the State under the direc.
ton Of F. B. Mumford, head of the
Missouri Council Of Defense.
The other members Of the committe,
are Judge Alex Carter, E. F. Elliott
Wallace Fry, L. B. Hawthorne, F.
R. Sanford, all of this city, and Judge
John S. Gatson, of Vandalia.
Each member will be sent an off,
cial certificate of his appointment
The Council Of Defense will play Q
prominent part in the present war ant
Audrain has a splendid committee il
its committee to aid in winning The
war.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-06-21

COTEENDE GAEDNEk w ys
congratulated 90 re neE Tax EsH.
mssion he has spDon1 for Ezsg4
aa6 We fseI confident rat Ice ssh'
Wi b. s1a1A &c sgeuz psg ms W
will have plentT u negsns ~ aea
ssar Zoe ATTAIN u m 61A aae ~
hardgniy ~5N Ds w0-I& ~ s.g91s.
The merooera n the Clnm1saD ere.
Corn Esaea turner bssszE p.
Elste Jgeegt 7. P@yer sDrmsg
C-0ayauglay II ~. Inns as J. Il,
Gslez4y : wy@1asrt 90 Nag
fasrner n 61eeyg1 No. W. e2aaoss
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-06-21
UNION SERVICE SCHEDULE
List Of Churches and Pastors f0r
Summer Evening Services

The Mexico Ministers Alliance met
Monday morning and announce the fol-
lowing schedule for union services dur
ing the summer. The churches and
ministers and dates follow:
July / - Baptist Church, the Rev.
S. W. Hayne.
July 8 Christian Church, the
Rev. o. DIN Green.
July IS - Methodist Church, the
Rev. II. p. Atkins.
July % Presbyterian Church
the Rev. 0. Olin Green.
July 90 - Baptist Church, the
Rev. A.. A. Wallace.
August 5 - Methodist Church, the
Rev. George Wharton.
August II - Christian Church, the
Rev. A. A.. Wallace.
August 10 - Baptist Church, the
Rev. George Wharton.
August 26 - Presbyterian Church
the Rev. s. W. Hayne.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-06-21
M|SsOURIANS READY To
ATTEST TANALAC MERITS

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@gs Of Tennessee are requested IA
bzve them a: the Dearing Jewelr1
Store Ege Saturday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-06-21
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-06-21
Elect S. & L, Secretary

Frank Cauthorn, son of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Ross B. Cauthorn, and DEPUTY
County Clerk, was elected Secretary Of
the Mexico Savings g. Loan Associ
alton at a meeting of the directors
Monday afternoon. He will fill thc
position recently vacated by the res.
ignation Of Nisbet Livingston. Mr..
Cauthorn is a young man Of business
ability and high integrity and hi,
choice will meet with the full an.
proval Of the many stockholders Of
the organization.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-06-21
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for its possibilities along industrial
lines.
Judge j. A. Guthrie said we should
give the Mckinley System every en-
enlargement to build their road hAre
or to extend their transmission line
through this city.
z. R. Locke stated he had given the
Mckinley System every encourage
ment and had delayed ~enlarging his
plant awaiting the extension Of the
power line.
The Rev. H. P. Atkins said he was
pleased with the tone Of public SER
vice which dominated the remarks Of
the visitors and the Rev. S. w.
Hayne also stressed this point.
Manager Pamblade, Of the McKin-
ley plant in jefferson City, closed the
evening with a short appreciation for
the hospitality shown him in this
city.
Those present at the dinner were:
S ] Buckner, J A Guthrie, A D Jack
son, W w Pollock, | T McCue, r M
White, ] R Jesse, W r Jackson, E K
Myers, Mitchell White, John Beal,
L B Hawthorne, A P Green, J w Mil
lion, Col E Y Burton, C P Malone, J
w Burlington, Mr.. Donlin, Judge w
w Bolts, DR. J w Harrison, Tom Hook
Dave Owen, John Ballew, W S Eller,
X P Ball, Chas S Harrison, J W CAL
laher, T Marshall, Herbert Pryor, S
NJ Locke, L r Locke, Rev A A Wal
lace, Rev II p Atkins, Rev 0 0 Green,
Rev S W Hayne.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-06-21

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-06-21

Of the employment Of a State Sec
rotary and District Superintendent
for all their time, and that they re-
port their recommendations to this
convention next year.
We further recommend that in this
c%ruical period Of a world war an ef-
fort be made on the part Of the min
istry and c~onsecrated laymen to pre-
sent through cur county and city pa
pers brief prayers for devotion, daily
guidance and the cultivation Of the
sentiment Of brotherliness and
Christlincss toward all men; that in
our homes and churches we pray for
international peace, the reign Of the
Golden Rule between nations and ma
tons, individuals and individuals, the
demolition Of the saloon, and the
speedy establishment Of the day when
His will shall be done on earth as It's
done in Heaven.
Committee
a. W. Kokendoffer
y. b. Shively
j. II. Coil
j. W. Love
{. W. Il. NJ. Officers
The election Of officers for the c.
W. d. VI. for the next term was az
follows: Mrs. Ralph S. Latshaw, Of
Kansas City, was reelected for her
sixth term as president Of the organ
izati0n. Most Of the other officers
too, were reelected. Mrs. 0. W.
Lawrence, of Kansas City, who also
has been an officer Of that body, was
reelected az corresponding secretary,
The officers elected were: Presi.
dent, Mrs. Ralph Latshaw, Of Kan.
sas City; first vice-president, Mrs.
II. P. Rhea, Of Marshall; second vice.
president, Mrs. A. C. Smither, Of
st. Louis; third vice-president, Mrs.
W. A. Anderson, Of Kansas City
corresponding secretary, Mrs. % W.
Lawrence; recording secretly, Mrs.
J. A. Scott, of Kansas City; treasurer
Mrs. w. d. Harrison, of st. Louis.
junior superintendent, Miss Serena
Atchison.
The district managers elected were;
First, Mrs. W. B. Brown, Kansas
City; second, Mrs. Fontaine Meri.
wether, Of Sedalia; third, Mrs. Don
Bartholomew, Joplin; fourth, Mrs
Robert Moran, Boone Terre; fifth
Mrs. Willard Mohorter; sixth, Mrs.
0. T. Hall, Clarence; seventh, Mrs
]. S. Crawford, Carrollton; superin.
tendent Of home department, Miss
Mary Kilgore, Of st. Louis; circuit
superintendent, Miss Dorothy Levers
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-06-21
Township Convention

The Salt River Township Sunday
School Convention was held at Bethel
Presbyterian Church Sunday after
noon. Quite a large crowd was pres
ent. Those who made short talks on
the program were Misses Anne Lewis.
Josephine Wallace and Ellen Carter.
Mrs. Richard Baker, Miss Ruth Cook,
Mitchell White and C. NJ. Fox.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-06-21
MILITARY TRAINING
FOR mcmillan HIGH
Oumuuizary PHYSICAL Nari fur fsaih
Row and sirk Futsd ~ I'M
Erhuo' HlaauU
vTW TEACHERS ELECTED
a Military iand Win Fru in%trUr
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wa
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-06-21

THE new ursck eompouy mr P--
CHASED utgut az a~ra ~ ground t7o1
Chariey Levin and ABE Jackson
aeroH the r~s~ HJuf RI hs uFT
plant. Par ~ -aE r-a1ul wi
used fgr rn1.ni.r purpose E
or probably Some
wIE - ersels5 there Esz1-
ur ~ b. t1r u r-E 81
ezrtr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-06-21

DyEk H C2 ssaA @aty@a ags
& sesY cpasgzage rseF E.2ra ~
E = xrez. val 2sssa1 hs en-
PR Tazs gs1erzk,Ez mas elnyin-
@ ~ as n<s1zt za,I he val.
Hs esaA1, T. ssa intended u
AaT sy&zerr ogt.
Gaes 1aeE China has h<.en at a
Ezsg.
AaDn thirteen ycarz ago q regi-
@er4 n Yzakas ssiaierg led the ar
aet - tas verA ard we're the first
~ fs&,4 pysr the wall into Pekin.
Nps Caz yaeHing and stretching
as1 sn2 gamsiakable signs Of
a. SBase1 ~.
Taevs IRE 3 fen cOnseryatiyes-
nsns tie LAF1 taey are few-who
sysH W. wiling N sss 3 Chinese wall
ggG arsgs1 4sz.eo, Thsy are the
nes sas fs1 y ~ that the town
soust Hrqn aas psoapeY il their bufi-
Aset Il - gfDs 2H1 pf9zpeF. They
se tax aset shg 1ke ~ part In
tssn og Tssy ere lhs mea
ang tasE ~gs n their way ~ ksep
feosa nsluE 2 DgsH 0Vtmist and
aasg Hs0sa aegy Gals Dhsy hear n
Ms 1ea9fm5na " . feu rife
sss ~ anale use Nsxeg G4a8ter
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gr
hpR r fesy ppg1 M - fair =
1s ses ~ he w9s1 " balld = wal
ss9sx &eJea, Thtre il IN mBes
hss4 gs&a Gas fess N Ne wgrd wants
~ kssgs zi<ya II 6aeAsGIy " tn
aHyaataRs ~ egefy bssisess man that
@laA stsg seak II shall gain knoNlsdge
n hezsee
81 HA frst piaee, Mezico has itseii
~ fteyw1alsE community gthose Nv
efsgs bsanesa man Is alige 70 biz
ggDFtga5tses aD5 uhO iz Rlad " id
yeyss~ Mem n should be-.
u hae poii pared streets, AWAY
eiesa. ahS YeseSally lighted by night.
n bar . good sebool system and II
has ebgFehes n All denominations.
On, yeai must Important has u
H ~ have in NE yefy near future q
i've commercial organization IN th'
Chamber ~ Commerce. That organ.
Hstlgn ngssds yo1J help IN Ullinf
the feat II tho World ab0ut the fac
t0Fy sites that are waiting " be- oe-
cupied by enterprises that ran be8
be Developed rigbt here.
ThoDsahda ARK boxing for JOS
s1eb OpeueinRH ~ you should hay'
known about and should have beef
taking about ~ tbese years.
Mexico h apleudidly situated in re-
iation 10 the things that combine Il
create wealth raw material. powel
for manufacture, a market, and won
dcdul facilities for rail transporta
tioa.
There arc openings here for y%hrioui
enterprises u The right kind
W. want no Chinest wall nbou'
Mexico. We want the world 10 know
Of Our points u strength and great
ness.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-06-21
Bush Atehison Home

Bush Atchison, who is connectet
with System Magazine organization
Chicago, is home on a vacation. HI
will remain here a short time and
then leave for Colorado Springs, where
he will remain five weeks before re.
in the advertising field and the Led
turning to work. Mr.. Atchison Is
making a splendid success OF his work
ger joins his many friends in con.
graduating him. Mr.. Atchrison was
formerly City Editor Of the Ledger.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-06-21
Was Ordained Sunday

The services at which Rev. Lewis
Atkinson, near Auxvasse, was or
dained as a Baptist minister werI
held at the Grand Prairie Baptis
Church in Auxvasse Saturday anc
Sunday. Large crowds were in at
tendance and much interest taken il
the event. Baptist ministers taking
part in the ceremonies were the Rev
C. A. Mitchell, of Mexico, the Rev
W. II. Durham, of Fulton, and tn,
Rev. j. S. Aimes, Of Lincoln county
Fulton Gazette.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-06-21
Passes for NAVY

Harry L.. Winscott, of Holiday,
Mo-, passed the naval recruit exam
ination here Monday. He is the first
of several applicants to pass since
the local recruiting station has been
opened with two blue jackets in
charge.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-06-21
The Weekly Ledger

aHERE - csey rsason WY Mezi-o
should b. the center q Urzs els-trr
railway system. The Mckinley or
Eamzalfon IN putting Mezis0 On 1hs
map IL faat direction vii bring
Brump and beneficial rezulU MOI only
te fun city but ~ ths vhois Btate.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-06-21

The property occupied by the loca'
branch Of the Haas-Lieber Grocer,
Company, formerly owned by the
Mexico Investment Co., was sold un.
der a deed of trust Monday and
brought $4,000. J. C. Mundy
agent, purchased it.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-06-21

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-06-21
Millionaire Crane is Forced to Wash
Dishes in Russia
PETROGRAD limo 10

Charles r. Crane, millionaire
manufacturer and one of the member,
Of the American mission to Russia
had to make his own bed, act as hi;
own waiter and wash his own break.
fast, lunch and dinner dishes today.
With hundreds of other guests al
P~etrograd hotels, Crane was a victim
of a general strike of walters. The,
are demanding part ownership of al
hotels and restaurants.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-06-21
MEXICO BOY HR1R
MOTHERFRONER
Is Serving in United Stats
Unit - Says British ~
Are Beautiful
Is DOING HIS DUN
Drills -Four Hours a D., N
Not Know When Unit mi
Sent to Another Bsz

The following letter from /,
Robinson, to his mother, il Z
is from England, where he
with the U. S, Hospital d.
will be of interest to bis mr.
as well as other citizens. N.
follows:
Mrs. John W. Robinson
Mexico, Missouri.
BLACK POOL, Englah |
Dear Mother, Sister, Bros.n
ews, Nieces, and Fren3g
take the time to write Vol N
this finds everybody in the ii
Of health.
Dear old mother, first ial|
how she feels at the preseat
! want you not to worry on \
| am going TO be the right Ehl
while ] am away. And an a
pray to God to keep Us, All
He and He only has this pEs
feel that He will keep me and
II we will just look to Hin
way. So, mother, don't Er
| will be home, never mon '
some day. | want you 81
Of me and feel that ! have I'd
my duty for my country an!
Well, England is one
place. You can't imagine Vi
like until you once see it. NJ
here about II O'Clock, and by
at 2:30 O'Clock - only abG
hours and a half hours d d
| call it the land Of SUNSHINE D
| don't know just how long
be at this place, not over tR
though. This is a pleasgH
and they just sent US here ia
We drill from $50 to lOS
morning, and from 200 TO a
evening-four hours a day 4
the rest of the time to 90 u
we choose.
Well, as news is scarce ID
hoping to hear from al
soon. / remain as ever, iN
son, Brother, Uncle and Frs
JOHN A. ROBINS
American Red Gross Bsss
No. 81, Care General
Washington, D. c.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-06-21

HAD ygu ever tasuEht nov many
- uhs proposition iiiat sns Lenr--
has been standing for FRY f9-yans
vsau. hase become reaiuez Ana
there b. pienty q constructive won
yel a. fa done T. make Mezlcu q city ~
Ter fagusaur-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-06-21
Former Mayors Wife Dies

LADDONIA, Mo-, June 10. Mrs.
Drucilla slavens, wife Of ex-mayor T.
II. Slavens, aged SO years, died a,
her home in this place yesterday 0,
paralysis. She leaves 10 children.
She will be buried at this place.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-06-21
Welded 50 Years, CslsSi

VANDALIA, NO, June Il
Daniel, II years old, and DE-
years old, celebrated tneif ~
ding here. Daniel IS a PIo
man and stock breeded' 80
actively at work. More ihn
sons attended the celebrate
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-06-21

AttsH& fSa1zEz L1zs 5es&saa
Grs kay Jg1zaaz Ma CeyTaas
FlIner ard M. Sernsg NG1a Il
tie local ekzpte. q The Knights and
Ladies Of Security wez- 10 Vzz1s-
la Monday eVening % attend : ses-
sion Of the chapter Of tina: city. They
were entertained By several address
es, and refreshments. The party re-
turned Tuesday morning.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-06-21
NAVY LEAGUE MEMBERS
List Of Those Who Belong 20 Loca.
Branch

The following are the members Of
tt. local branch Of the Navy League
recently organized in this city. 9th.
ers who desire to join can make ap
plication to any one in the list:
G A Barnes
George Harvey
wv Burlington
F C Stoltz
JW Squires
F P McCord
w Clyde johnson
w F Taylor
W NJ Strange
c P Malone
] C Pasqueth
A C Barnes
David H Robertson
W W Bolts
E A Shannon
w w Pollock
w r Jackson
| NJ Richards
J F Harrison
Estil Myers
Mitchell White
Fred A Morris
+ L Crosby
J G Lakenan
r D Rodgers
o o Green
w G Wilkins
W L Reed
A S Houston
II B Brett
F r Sanford
n. 7. Cave, Of Fulton. was in thi
~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-06-21

Harry Atkinson, of Fulton, was a
business visitor in this city Thurs
day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-06-21

On Sunday, June i'm Di'
Church collected Sl22 fol !
tralia storm sufferers,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-06-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Wilson have re-
turned from a delightful honeymoon
trip to Niagara Falls, New York and
Washington.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-06-21

Virgil Williams, Of 81 :
the guest Of Mexico relatls
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-06-21

Miss Madge Maddox, of st. Louis.
Is the guest Of Miss Mary Buckner.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-06-21
DELIVERS
PATRIOTIC APPEAL
Men and Millisns Movement =
Topir Of EtrOnr Plea for Church
"a Lu Tier Bal
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Resolutions ADOPTED
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si0fs Committee to make careful sur
fey II the field, the operations therein
that deter or make for progress and
submit concentrations and recon
mendations 70 the convention in ses-
gi0n and through 70 4 the manager
If j work throughout the State.
And first we would commend the
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-06-21

81 and Nate Phillip are home from
a visit in st. Joseph.