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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-10-03
The Store Of Greater Service
g-M Ss;sssss &
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
sss:SSsfss,is;2sas 8
Washington, d. c.
NOW IN PROGRESS OUR
57TH
ANNIVERSARY SALE
Washington, D. c.

This sale surpas5es all
other sales Of this kind for
yalue-giving. The reason fol
this is That manufacturers,
i,bbers and wholesale mcr-
chants have co-operated. more
than ever before. with us to
make this the biggest "valrc
carnival" Of the season
Then too. we have been con-
tinually OH the market ana
placing contracts. some Of
which dating back to 'ast
wear. Only last week Wsrc
the last of these contracts
completely filled.
For these facts you can un-
der: taud better what Is o.
fcrcd in this remarkable sale.
In many cases the mcrchan-
disc VIC offer cin not be dap
heated. Think what It means
20 buy here.
When you come 10 town
remember Lansburgh & Bro. l.
where you can save money.
MAIL ORDERS RECEIVE
PROMPT AND CAREFUL
ATTENTION.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-10-03
BOMB GERMAN CITIES
French Aviators Attack Frankfort
On the Main

French Aviators Attack Frankfor;
On the Main
! London, Oct. 3.-Four big German
cities, one of them Frankfort-on- the
Maine. more than 125 miles from the
French border, were bombed by
French aviators Monday night in the
greatest reprisal raid of the war. l.
was in Frankfort that on Sunday
right throng of $4,000 men, women
and children, clamored for peace at
monster mass meeting addressed
from six different platforms at the
;amc time.
The other cities visited by the
French flyers were Traves, Coblenz,
and Stuttgart. The latter town was
Sunday night.
Added evidence supporting the now
General belief that, for the moment,
at least. France is leading among
the allies in point of aircraft con-
struction and aerial astivity, is seen
IN tho continued French bomharding
EXPLOITS in Flanders, behind the Ger
man front at which the British have
been hammering away for weeks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-10-03
CAUGHT IN JUG HANDLE
Cary!csrncss in Eating Egg Irrris-
0ns Hack Reptile.

Carc!csgnrss in Eating Eggs lnrris-
ons Hack Reptile.
Albright. w. Va. Oct. :'.--SamucI
Raymond Rodcheavcr caught huge
iIacksnake in his chicken coop in q
most peculiar way. In Building two
nest; for his hens he used two Jug
20 separate them. While there was
an cry in each nest the snake came
along. and, after swallowing tic cgg
in one nest, crawlcd through the
handle Of one Of the Jugs and then
~obhlcd up the egg in the other nest.
When Eodshcavcr went to gather
eggs he found the snake pr 1ncr
hanging lown from the jug handle,
unable 30 move backward or Toward.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-10-03
TRIES TO KILL SELF.
TAINTED as Pra-Gerrlan Woman size
Decides Ia Take Water Cure"

Philadelphia, Pa, Oct. 3.-IIarass-
ed H. nci"hhors' children because she
is a German. Mrs. Augusta Schn1uI-
ing, it is alleged, tried ~ commit
suicide by throwing hcrS"Ir int tn"
Schrylkill Rive. within the confines
Of FairmGGnt Park.
Ever since the war started children
living near her home. have been
haunting her calm" her "Mrs
Kaiser" Child murderer" traitor
ard other Names q pro-Gcrmar
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-10-03
Rheumatism

;s completely washed tut o. the system by
The celebrated iYar Mineral Water po''
;,iyclv guaranteed by money back oiier
;rostcs fine. ccs.5 Il rife Delivered any
rhcrc hv our N-~a~G-ja Distributors,
/; Horrc-. II '',c"c t!,a.:l.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-20
ELKS TO SIGN
FOOD C0NSERVA-
TON PLEDGES

The Mexico Elks' Lodge, at its regu-
lar meeting Friday evening, voted to
have all its members sign food con-
servation pledges which have been
sent out by the Grand Lodge to all
subordinate bodies. The cards will
be placed in the hands Of a committee
of women to circulate. At the meet
ing l.. B. Hawthorne, T. ]. Williams
and Mitchell White made short talks
in favor of the movement.
Dee johnson and Foy Dean, now II
the service Of their country, were vot.
cd favorably upon and will likely b.
initiated at Nevada, where they are
stationed with their troops.
Charles Lewis, of TT. Collins, Colo.
who is visiting 81 Sanford, was pres
emit and made a short talk to tn
lodge.
The lodge also voted to do ava.
with special affairs during the perio'
Of the war except those informa
dances which are given by groups o
the membership. The lodge dues o
all men in the army were remitte'
during the period of the war.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-20
W. c. t. U. TO GIVE
SOLDIERS COMFORT
BAGS WHEN THEY LEAVE
Ladies of Mexico and Audrain County
Have Made 254 Comfort Bags
for Audrain Soldiers

The comfort bags which the ladies
Of the W. C. T. U. have made for
Audrain County soldiers will be given
to the members Of the select army
when they meet at the headquarters
Of the exemption board for entrain-
ment, instead of at the patriotic DEM
onstration which was held here Tues
day, it was announced today by Mrs.
j. H. Lane, President of the Mex
leo Union. This action was taken be-
cause the ladies' want to be sure hat
every citizen soldier gets one, and
they know all will be here the day Of
entrainment, while it is very likely
many Of them were not here Tuesday
The 68 men who leave Friday will be
presented with the bags at the head.
quarters of the Board, and those who
go on other contingents will also b.
given the present on the day the!
leave.
Two hundred and firty-four of tn,
Comfort Bags have been made by tn,
ladies, and So have already been giver
to men who volunteered or have al
ready gone to training camp. TIL.
bags contain needles, thread, adhesiv
plaster, absorbant cotton, scissors
buttons, pins, etc., a book of songs an
a New Testament. The Unions o
Mexico, Laddonia, Farber, VandaliG
Thompson and Sun Rise have bee
making the bags.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-20

The trial of suits aggregating close
to $10O,0O0 brought by the ST. Louis
Carbonating & Manufacturing Co.
against 81 insurance companies was
started in the Circuit Court here on
Tuesday. The defendants in the suit
being tried is the Insurance Company
Of North America and the amount
asked on this particular policy is S.
900. The plant of the plaintiff cor
poration at St. Louis burned May %,
1917, and they are suing the insurance
| companies for the amounts of 81 diff
ferent policies. The defendants in the
case being tried today claim the
amount of the policy was too large
that they were not notified of the loss
as soon as they should have been and
that plaintiffs did not take proper
precaution to prevent the fire.
The jury is composed of James
Whitledge, R. P. Keith, John Nc
Murtry, j. X. Crews, Dave Douglass,
| O. F. Hafner, Thee. Barnes, A.
Pfiefer, R. t. Reed, We VIM, Chas'
Heinlen and V. T. Cox.
Attorneys for the plaintiff corpora
ton in the 81 suits are P. H. Cullen,
of st. Louis, and R. D. Rodgers, OF
Mexico. Defendants are represented
by John S. Leahy and X. P. Whitley
of St. Louis, and c. A. Barnes, OF
Mexico.
At the close of the plaintiffs evil
dence in the case of Belle Squires VS.
the Mexico Brick and Fire Clay Co.
late Monday, the plaintiff filed a vol
untary non-suit and the case was dis
missed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-20
Lieut. Colonel Johnson Here

Lieutenant Colonel Jake Johnson,
U. S. A., formerly of Benton City,
this county, and Audrain boy who has
risen higher in the army than any
other resident of the county, was in
this city a short time Tuesday morn
ing shaking hands with friends. He
was on his way from Chicago, where
he is stationed in the Inspector Gen.
erals Department, to make inspection
at Kansas City and Omaha. Mrs
Johnson and daughter are in Bostor
for the duration of the war. Col,
Johnson missed securing n of thu
regiments of the National Army b!
three and in the next call will receiv,
his full Colonelcy and have a regi
ment. He was looking splendidly an,
enjoying the best Of health.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-20
COURT MARTIAL FOR
AUDRAIN DESERTERl

Fred Gibson, an IS year old boy
raised in Audrain County, may have
to face a court martial on a charge of
deserving the Navy in time of war.
Z. A. Shannon was in Washington
last week arguing Gibson's case be-
fore the Judge Advocate Court, and
was assured that the boy will not be
shot, which is the penalty imposed in
most cases Of this nature.
Gibson was an orphan and was
brought here several years ago with q
bunch from the Brooklyn Industrial.
Home. He was taken by an Audrair
County family and lived with then
till last November, when he JOINED
the Navy. He was only IT years o.
age at that time.
He was given permission to leavI
his ship when it was in New Yorl
harbor in July and never went back
After working a while on a Pennsyl
vania farm, he wired to the Audrail
county family with whom he formerl,
lived for money to come home on, an
it was sent him. He was arrested b
Sam Bovine, of C~entralia, a consta
BILE, who is the boys guardian.
E. A. Shannon, of Mexico, VIII
pleaded the ase of Gibson before tn
Judge Advocate, was assured hat tn
death penalty would not be imposed
and was granted an order for a meC
ieal survey. The result of this hs
not yet been made public, but MI
Shannon has hopes that it may r,
lease the boy without him being trit
before a court martial.
Gibson is now a prisoner at Il
= Great Lakes Naval Training St
ton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-20
KIRKsyILLE MAN HEADS ELKs

Exalted Ruler Dennis Moore, Sec
rotary Sam Byrns, F. w. Pitcher and
B. Turner Williams are home from the
State meeting of the Elks' Lodge.
They were delegates from the local
lodge. The meeting was Wednesday
in jefferson City, and because of the
war was free from entertainment fea-
lures.
Officers were elected for the ensu-
ing year as follows:
President, A. D. Risden, Jr., Of
Kirksville; first vice president, E. E
Wood, of Webb City; second vice
president, Otto c. Belz, of Sedaliai
third vice president, W. S. Bowers, Of
Moberly; secretary, W. E. Brown, OF
| C~arrollton; treasurer, E. A. Major, Of
Clinton; door-keeper, E. T. Thomas
of Columbia; sergeant-at-arms, Jas
C. Bacon, of jefferson City; chaplain
| C. C. Himers, of Maryville; trustee
| Hamp Rothwell, of st. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-20
Wood Trimble and Our U. S. Senators

Wood Trimble, formerly Of Mexico.
and associated with A. S. Houston in
the lumber business, is now located al
Caney, Oklahoma, and in remitting
for the Mexico Ledger, says:
Mr.. R. M. White, Mexico, Nc.
CANEY, Okla, Sept. II, 19l7.--
Dear Sir and Friend; Enclosed fine
check for two dollars to apply on my
subscription to the Weekly Ledger.
Missouri and Oklahoma need to ge'
rid of their U. S. Senators, or rathel
Oklahoma needs to get rid of one ant
Missouri both of hers.
With kindest regards and best wish
es for you. Your friend,
]. W. TRIMBLE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-20
JOHN w. LLOYD FILES
HABEAS CORPUS PRO-
CEEDINGS AGAINST WIFE

Claiming that his wife, Lillian p.
Lloyd, is unfit to have the care and
government of their infant child, John
W. Lloyd, of Mexico, Thursday filed
a petition in the Circuit Court, ask
ing that a writ of habeas corpus be is
sued to the wife, commanding that she
produce before the court and turn
over to the husband, the child, Jonn
V. Lloyd.
The child is now in Montgomery
county with the mother, the petition
states, and is being unlawfully de-
prived of his liberty. Petition claims
the mother is preventing the child
from receiving care, attention and
support of the father.
Mrs. Lloyd and the child left Mex
leo on August IS to visit relatives in
Hawk Point, Mo-, the petition states.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-20
In Memory of Mrs. Chas. Robbins

On Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock
representative women. members of
the Woodmen Of the World from Co.
lumbia, held services in Elmwood
Cemetery for the unwilling of tbs
monument to Mrs. Charles Robbins
a deceased member of the order. AT.
ter the services, they were entertain
ed at the home of Mrs. j. E. But
Ter, a sister of Mrs. Robbins. Out
of-town relatives who were present
we're Miss Lucy Enfield, of St. Louis
Mrs. John Harris, of jefferson City
and Miss Sallie Taylor, of Ferguson
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-20

A new turn was taken Wednesday
in the Peltzer case which attracted
so much attention when tried here
last September, when Judge E. S.
CAN'T overruled the motion for a new
trial filed by the defendants, the Lon
don Guarantee & Accident Co. The
defendants appealed the cas to the
Supreme Coure, and were required to
give $4,000 bond.
The plaintiff in the suit, Mrs. Matte
/ C. Peltzer was awarded damages to-
falling more than $4,000 by the jury
when the case was tried here. The
suit grew out of the mysterious death
of Theodore Peltzer, President of the
Peltzer Investment Co. of Kansas
City. Peltzer was killed in Septem-
Der, 1915, when he fell from the
Scarritt building at Kansas City.
The main issue in the Ease when tried
was whether Nh. Peltzer accidentally
fell from the building or whether he
committed suicide. He carried $780,
900 worth of life and accident insur.
ance, on which 100000 had beer
paid.
The suit was commenced in Circuit
Court here on a change of enu or
September 18, 1916, and was not fin
ished till the goth, when the plaintiff
was awarded $4,000 damages.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-20
FOX FOUND GUILTY
OF MANSLAUGHTER;
GIVEN TWO YEARS

Solomon Fox, 80 years old tried in
the Circuit Court here Friday for
shooting A. R. C~ritchfield on Janua-
ly 16, was sentenced to two years in
the ~Penitentiary by a jury. The jury,
after being out two hours, returned
a verdict of guilty of manslaughter in
the fourth degree. He was tried on a
second degree murder charge. Pros
ecuting Adorned R. D. Rodgers rep
resented the State, and the defendant
was represented by Fry and Fry.
Defendants have filed a motion fol-
a new trial.
The jury was composed Of ~ farmer
and was selected from a panel Of 81
The following are on the jury: J.
K. Crews, John McMurtry, o.. +.
Hafner, Joe Ware, A. Pfitzer, Mix,
Peck, Chas. Heinlen, John Mundy, w
Creasey, Hiram Threlkeld, S. C
Groves, R. M. Brown.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-20
Will Fix Subway

Secretary McKibben, Of the State
Highway Com, was in this city
Tuesday and with Judge Alex Carter
and T. J. Hoxsey visited the Alton
subway, east of this city, which is
such a dangerous road for the public.
Mr.. McKibben took a picture Of the
subway and said if the people organ
lied here for State aid on the road'
and designated the North State
Highway on which this subway is, as
one of the roads to be improved, thu
Commission would improve the sub
way and make it safe at no cost to th'
public.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-20
ARD MOORE is AT
u, S. NAVAL STATION
AT f LAKES, ILL

bard P. Moore, a Mexico boy, is
Stationed at the u. S. Naval
b at Great Lakes, Ill. In a re-
letter to Mexico relatives, he
be has not had much drilling so
Except formation for mess. He
Kansas City Thursday and arriv-
Chicago the next morning at
& the letter says.
here were 1902 in the company
otter continues, land we rode in
Keepers. We got to the camp in
for dinner. After dinner they
p our names, gave us our ben
/ and assigned us to tents. So far
Raye no uniforms.
aturday we had physical exam
ION and dental inspection, and
yaccinated My arm is a little
today, They have Bible class
every Sunday; also protestant
Rices and Catholic mass, one OF
eh is compulsory.
Friday night was stunt night at the
n, c. A. It's free to everyone
p of the stunts were very anus.
| especially a hypnotist who caus'
\ lot of fun by hypnotizing some
|Ows, They had moving pictures
| night and will have some to-
There is some kind Of enter.
Rment every night.
The Y. M. c.. A. is a good build
where we can go to write or watcl
Entertainments. They have plac
10 write, furnish pen, ink and pape
! will sell stamps. We can maj
letters here at the Y. M. G. A.
The eats are good and are change
m time to time. Although Their
no big variety, everything is goo
there is plenty of it. We hav
vegetables, fruits, eggs, tap
b rice, oatmeal, tea and coffee
ey do not have all this variety 6
: meal, but change from one time I
other. If you do not get enoug
flrst time you are welcome to g
Moore's address is Detentio
mp, Company 20, care Mr.. Liddl
), Naval Station, Great Lake
Inois.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-20
Sneaks at St. Louis

Mrs. Lily Herald Frost, editor Of
the Vandalia Leader, will talk on
constructive Journalism" at the
Missouri Press Association meeting
in st. Louis Thursday and Friday of
this week. Mrs. Frost is n OF the
best known and most successful
newspaper women in the West.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-20
BACTICs ARE
AS PLAN TO HIT
Il BACK AT PRESIDENT

xORK, Sept. is The Sec
j New York Herald's series
4 devoted to the "obstruc-
of the United States SEN
II its subject Senator James
.of Missouri.
rald article lays TO a desire
In an old patronage score
n President Wilson, Reeds
Svinp of Hoover in the Sen
i attributes his opposition ia
! CONTROL bill to the fact that
tvate citizen days, Reed al
IN been aligned as a lawyer.
@erests naturally antagonists
t%ontrol. II recalls that Reec
attorney for the Kansas Cit!
hchange, which deals entirely
products. 1t also points ou'
M has had brewery supper
. breweries have felt the effec'
bod bill.
Herald recalls that soon afte'
IN Wilson's election, the Pres.
Rfused to appoint Reeds candi
IN Postmaster at Kansas Cit!
Ia blocked the Presidents ap
in the Senate, forcing a com
appointee. The President al
I'D Reeds recommendation TO.
a States marshalship in Yves
ssoun and named anothe.
The Herald sees in Reeds figh
ver, whom President Wilsol
as food administrator, Reed
b to even up an old score.
4 Herald expresses the Opinion
led could not be elected to tn
office in the gift of the peo
Missouri now, but he does no
4 face his electorate until 1872
Iay be able to rehabilitate hi
i fortune by them.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-20
Family in Service

Mrs. j. w. Bryan, of this city, has
seven grandsons and great grandsons
all of whom are in the service of
their country at this time but n and
was refused enlistment because OF
physical reasons. They all volunteer
ed early in the present war. Mrs
Bryan is the mother of Mrs. E. s.
Wilson. Mr.. Wilson is chairman Of
the Audran County Exemption Boart
and his son Bryan is a Lieutenant II
the u. S. Army.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-20

W. H. johnson and family, OF
Springfield, Mo-, have moved to this
city and are domiciled on the South
side. The Ledger joins in welcoming
them to Mexico. Mr.. Johnson has ar
important position with the Interna.
! tional Harvester Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-20

D. l.. Boyer, Secretary of the Mis-
souri, Grain Dealer Association, is in
Chicago attending a conference with
the Public Service Commission. He
will go from there to Buffalo to at
tend the annual meeting of the Nat
;onal Grain Dealers Association.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-20
SERVICES

'eV' j. E. Abbott, of Kansas City,
quo comes to Mexico to begin an
y0ngelistic service in the Presbyteri-
Chureh, is one of the strongest
TEACHERS of the Presbyterian de-
%PO"''hatlon. He was for a number Of
'V"rS pastor at Marshall, Mo-, and
a'er at Ell Paso, Texas. In both Of
,ne"e fields he did a splendid work
ne community is fortunate in kav.
, NJ, such a man to labor in our midst
'"o public is invited to all the ser.
vices.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-20
RECEIVER FILES MOTION

Theo j. Williams, receiver for the
automobile firm, Franklin & Gamble,
Thursday filed the appraisement Of
the property with the clerk of the
Circuit Court for approval Of the
court. The property is valued at
s5O2.77, according to the appraise-
ment filed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-20
SOMETHING TO READ
AMERICAN TRAINING CAMP
IN FRANCE, July 81.

AMERICAN ThAlNlNO S[AMA'
IN FRANCE, July 81.
The Sammees need all the good
wholesome reading matter the folks
at home can send them, Major Gener-
al Pershing declared today.
The American boys have expressed
their hunger for fresh newspapers
and magazines from home. The ques-
ton was put up to the commandment
chief, and he not only approved plans
that might be made to furnish the
Sammees with good magazines and
newspapers, but outlined a scheme
under which he believes the work can
be done effectively.
~ thoroughly approve of the plan
of sending plenty of newspapers and
magazines TO the Sammees," PERISH
ing said. 'The idea is excellent.
The boys here need any amount OF
good wholesome reading matter from
the folks at home"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-20
'"They All Come Back

Carl Sanford and family, of st.
Louis, will shortly return to this city
to make this city their home. Mr.
Sanford, who is now representing the
U. S. Tire Co., has been given this
territory. The Ledger joins the ma
ny friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford
in welcoming them back home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-20

j. W. Criswell and L. W. Girls
well and family left today for Stock
ton California, to reside. Mrs. j.
w. Criswell has been in Stockton for
several weeks with Mrs. E. E. Hol-
land. formerly Miss Annabelle Girls
well. Of this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-20

Judge j. W. Beagles, wife and son,
Joe Beagles and Miss Leila Dubray
motored to Springfield, ILL.,, and at
tended the State Fair. Miss Anna
Smith. of Springfield, accompanied
them home. They report the roads
in fine condition.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-20
w. W. Pollock Taken Suddenly Ill

W. W. Pollock, President of the
North Missouri Trust Company, was
taken suddenly and seriously i'll while
at church Sunday morning, but is rest
ing easier at the residence of his
father, William Pollock. While Mr.
Pollock has been suffering considera-
bly,, it is not thought that his sick
ness will prove at all serious.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-20
WILL PUT MARKERS ON
ALL CROSSROADS ON
COUNTY SEAT HIGHWAYS

The preparatory work necessary in
the marking the seven county-seat
highways leading out of Mexico was
started Monday. Frank Cauthorn is
drawing plats of the roads for the
State Highway Commissioner, and do
ing other work preparatory to having
the signs printed. A sign will be put
o n every cross road on all seven of
the highways, denoting the distance
between the two county seats, and the
road to be taken. The roads that will
he marked lead to Paris, Columbia,
Huntsville, Montgomery City, Bow
ling Green, Fulton and New London
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-20

and after staying there a short time
they went to st. Louis. Petitioner
claims that his wife while in st. LOUIS
associated with and kept company
with a man, and frequently took the
child automobile riding with the man,
whom he says is a stranger to him.
On September 10, the mother and
| child came to Mexico, but instead OF
going home, went to a hotel, the pc.
tition relates; and when the petition
err called there to see her, she said
she did not intend to live with him any
more, was going to get a divorce and
marry another man the same day.
This is probably the first case of a
similar nature ever brought in Au-
drain county. 1t is likely the mat
ter will come up during the September
term of court, which is in session al
present.
Virgil Barnett is here from Madi-
son, S. D., the guest of his sister
-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-20
1sffrie. Returns To Service

Elmer Ray Jeffries, who is in the
Hospital at Jefferson Barracks. is re-
norted greatly improved and will
again enter the service of his oun
try shortly. His many Mexico
friends will be glad to hear this good
| renort from him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-20

John Wilson, near Long Branch
sold Ed Moore four mules at 1925 a
head. Milt Householder sold him q
pair for $500 and he bought one from
Nat Young for $3.50.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-20

s.y afternoon, September
rrtb. Louis Guy Carr and
Ecnl were married by the
/ Mitchell at his home at
fNr. Carr is a well known
lear Earl, Missouri, while
a beautiful young woman
Il has been near Fulton
/ she is quite popular.
| Mrs. Gill will visit rela-
H. going to their future
harm near Earl.
|rer joins many friends O
L in wishing them ever!
and happiness.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-20
s21 Tailored Fall Suits

The best Fall and Winter Suits for
S21 and up, tailored to your order
from the newest fabrics dot WIT
S. N. Evans, The Tailor.