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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-20
M'FARlIN IS TOLD
STOCK SELLS WELL
President ~ Chamber ~ Commrr,~
ASKS Tor Daily Itcporn on rros~-s
of Financial Corporation.
FURNITURE MEN ARE FIRST
nossrr's Trnm Makes Itrcord of 100
Per Cent In Opening Days
,nmJnign--I,"Hullr Good.

President u " Mctaflin of the
cfa7uhrr ~ commerce who he IN
kansas Cit llsecnuse of minor oper-
atiun. kAc1accrssary buugla- ~
the Chnuh"r uf commerce btstrt day
aud tuild that he wanted to have
daily reports on the progress or The
stock galo In the Tulsa Financial
corporation The project IN one that
that Mr. NcFnrin hW set great
store hy hnd he's very much con
ccfued about the outcome and vital.
~ Interested In the way Tulsnns take
hold ~ A.
Yesterday was tho frs, day Of tie
stock sale
"F1ne results and splendid pros
poets was the report sent 10 Nr.
McFarlln over long distance phone
last night
nut the stock isn't an sold yrt
Many Tulsnns got into the ihing hig
and took large blocks of stock Num"
didn't do their share Whll" there
we're a fcw who fcll down and didu I
catch sirp with th" project
The furniture dealers ~ Tulsa
were the first class wo report 100
per cent | - Nosscr team cap
tain. early IN the DAY. tufupd lu
tlo'R fuNH'I lp'lNNN 'I'h 'N'IN wv
nliuro store tn the city Every bar
her shop tr-Trt-a bought stock
Othcr/npininH during tho day
made iW'nr rru"ris VIM" -"m"
dldn't dre so vr'l Tho IuTcU .n.
aiNldunl' 'SuhHcrihor VIE i,U.uNp
Tho stock sale N'l continue
throughout ~, Wl'k Door n n hoped
to complete the sn.' ~ AZ least loo .
600 hN tonIrhi. Wnl,u De 'hr 'gur,
set tu make the project q tID.rTs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-20

SCltCNtt -TAbN e. s. be-. f.
Virtually all ~ ihr 900 'Wp'u'"'
~ tho Gcn"ttl Electric 'umpiu, H
hig manufacturing plant hef" walked
out TODAY m WmpAthN SIN rfiliug
ro-Work,rs IN the ,0uptrys plant W
Erie. Pa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-20

LONDON. Dec 10 An extremely
confused and doubtful situation has
arisen In tho nerlin congress " sol
dicrs and workmen'F councils hc-
cordinE to dispatches in the Assoc
Clated Press from ilrtlin and telr-
grams from correspondents ~ the
London morning newspapers lnNas-
ions ~ the congress by irresponsible
parties OF extremists are reported
leading to frequent uproars These
have resulted In n state of hish ten
sion with threats ot the Ebert gov
ernmcut 10 resign
The newspaper NorwscriH. rcprc
sentlng the government refers 20
The danger Of the whole apparatus
~ the government falling apart
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-20

THIS II itED CROSS
WEEK - ANSWER ROLL
CALL FOR CHRISTMAS
WITH ONLY A DOLLAR.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-20

PARIS Dec 10 The German
government headed by Friedrich
Ebert has resigned as q result ~
events on Tuesday. according 10
dispatch received nj Zurich from
s,uttgart, says the Journals cQrrc-
spOndent there.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-20
Itursl NrINris Ncnfer

t,puf's from IA" ruriI districts
ur, mrlRrt. and those few that
have arrived iu not give any cause
CONTINUED OK PAGE EIGHT
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-18
ED WILLIAMS SIGNS
WITH NEW COMPANY
Mexico Musician Win Leave Thurs.
day to Join Apollo Concert
Organization
To TOUR AUSTRALIA
saXophone Quartette Uses Instru.
ments Of Solid Gold Made for
San Francisco Exposition

Ed Williams will leave Thursday
morning for Danville, Illinois, to Join
the Apollo Concert Company of the
Ellison and White Chautauqua, which
viii tour the Pacific coast all summer.
Mr.. Williams has been with the Roy
al Singers and Players and only re-
Gently returned from a tour with them.
The Apollo Company will go to Aus
tralia and New leland in the Fall.
There are five members of the
Apollo Company, and Mr.. Williams
will form one of the saxaphone
quartette. The Buescher Instrument
Company of Indiana gave the Apollo
Company the exhibit of solid gold
saxaphones which were made for the
San Francisco Exposition. Mr.. Will
liams will use one of these saxa-
phones. The Apollo Company is one
Of the highest class concert companies
with which Mr.. Williams has vet
signed, and his friends are wishing
him all sorts of luck. He was to have
given concert for the benefit of the
Red Cross here the latter part of this
week, but, of course, has been COM
PEELED to cancel the engagement.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-18
.AUDRAIN MUST SPEED
UP ON BOND SALES
hinlmum Quota for County Is sac.
Voo and Approximate Sales 10
date are Only s225 900
URGE SALE or SMALL BONDS
Thirty Counties in State Have Al.
redy Passed Their Quota and
Are stiIl Selling

Seed Tick or Jackson school dis
triet' Of this county, has subscribed
Tor $500 worth Of bonds. Only one
man. who was able to take bonds, was
missed in the campaign. According
to Chairman W. W. Pollocks, this is
the best record made by any district
SO far.
sS42,OOO, Audrain's minimum quota
IN the Third Liberty Loan.
s225,000 approximate bond sales To
date in Audrain.
Thirty counties of Missouri have
gone "over the top" in the Third Lib
erty Loan Bond drive. Audrain is not
numbered in this group. While the
response has been encouraging in this
county, the sale has by no means
been as large as it should be; and
further intensive effort in behalf of
the over-subscription of the Loan in
Audrain must be pushed. In several
parts of the county, the quota has been
passed; but generally this condition
does not exist, and we are not far
from our minimum quota.
The Eighth Liberty Loan district.
Of which Audrain County is a part,
according to latest reports from St.
Louis, has subscribed .6O4 of its quo
ia. w. w. Pollock, chairman of the
Liberty Loan organization in this
county, urges all of those selling
bonds to put every bit of effort posi-
Bile sew days. He is anxious to see
Audrain County go cover the top"
without any further delay.
While the big bond sales are want
ed, tahEe in authority in the campaign
urge y as many small bonds be
sold as possible, and that the slogan,
"Put Bond in Every Home" be the
guide of the sales force.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-18
WANT A JUNIOR RED CROSS
Teachers Are Asked to Form Branch.
es in Schools

We are earnestly asking all rural
schools yet in session to organize a
Junior Red Cross without fail; also all
teachers who have already closed
their schools without making an Or
ganization, if they are conveniently
close to their past work, to perfect the
same at once.
We further recommend that in any
district having a Senior Red Cross
Unit, but not Junior, Senior Of
ficer volunteer to assist the organiza-
ton. Literature can be had promptly
from W. Clyde Johnson, Mexico.
The membership fee is 25c for each
pupil enrolled. The fee may be Sc
cured by an entertainment or in some
other way. The organization may
pledge for any sort of work they may
wish.
This organization must be solid over
the county right away. 1t will mean
so much to those in charge if each
district will do its part.
Mrs. P. E. Coil
Miss May Hofriehter.
w. Clyde johnson.
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-18
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GRADE SCHOOL GRADUATION.
Children Who Will Receive Grade
Certificates

The following children will receive
grade school certificates this year:
These boys and girls from Central
School will receive certificates:
Girls-Hazel Guthrie, Alice McFar-
land, Helen Austin, Audra Mae Bea-
mer, Aura Mae Hampton, Emma Dah-
lem, Helen Blaey, Hildegard Held
BREEDER, Helen johnson, Elizabeth
Wilson, Naomi Montgomery, Norma
Toalson, Frances Tinsley.
Boys-Forrest Weir, George Kun
kel, John Shoush, John Schopp, Xury
Fisher, Warren Jones, Sims Consi-
dine, Virgil Dorgan, Morris Nelly,
Cloyd Dunn, Marion Barnes, Ralph
Barnett.
The boys and girls from the South
Side who will graduate are:
Sam Dye, Delbert Cragan, How
ard Cragan, Robert Baker, Carroll
Glover, Sylvan Hammonds, Joe Lake
nan, Eldon Reed, Joe Davis Walls
from, John Painter, Herald Harris.
Marjorie Barnes, Ruth Brown,
Ruby Clark, Ruth Clark, Alice Crock
ett, Pearl Fite, Esther Gullick, Ruth
Heathman, Martha Green, Gladys
johnson, Leona Lindenmeyer, Sibyl
Niederschulte, Olga Pruessner, Vir-
ginia Richards, Ruth Hess, Elizabeth
Whitson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-18

THE latest bit of German prOpa-
.,,5a being circulated in this vicin-
n. is that the Liberty Bonds will be
.r.ytb nothing if we lose the war;
nd suggests that for that reason peO-
n should not invest in them. The
ruth Of the matter is that our losing
| no war is a thing that cannot occur;
bpt the Liberty Bonds will besworth
Er,t as much as your money! should
H. fail. The best way to- guard
gainst the loss of your money if you
/ re mercenary and not patriotic, is
/ at least appear patriotic and invest
l. Liberty Bonds and give every 'aid
bssible toward winning the conflict.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-18
British at Ypres
Withdraw to
New Line
Action Made Necessary by German
Successes in Past Few
Days
METEREN RE-CAPTURED
American Troops Take No Mans
Land in ApremOnt
Forest
Bulletin, 500 p. m.
gneciaI In Mexico EVENING 4 ,cdger

Bulletin, 500 p. m.
Special TO Mexico Evening Ledger
LONDON, April II. - The British
position before Ypres has been with
drawn to a new line. This action was
made necessary by the successes of
the Germans in the last two days.
The artillery fighting south of the
Somme has been renewed. The Ger
mans are said not to have attempted
to advance their wedge further into
the British lines. Their chief atten-
ton has been devoted to the work of
widening out the salient and striking
at Messines Ridge, possession of
which would give them the key to the
Ypres sector.
The British have recaptured Mete-
ren.
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE, April IT. - The American
troops have taken No Mans Land in
Apremont Forest.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-18
HOSPITAL BOARD
VISITS INSTITUTIONS
IN KANSAS CITY
Work viii Not Be Begun Here Until
Definite Plans Are Made

Members of the Audrain Hospital
Board went to Boonville and Kansas
City to visit hospitals in both places
with view to finding out what is
best and most up-to-date in hospital
buildings.
Nothing definite will be done by the
committee until many hospitals in this
part of the country have been visited
and authorities on hospital building
consulted.
Members of the board Tuesday visit
ed thirty-four sites which had been
submitted, and others have come in
since. 1t is necessary to decide
what sort of building that will bC
erected before the site is decided up.
on. The board held a short meeting
Tuesday night to discuss the sites
they had already seen.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-18

their brother and son, Garrett D.
Burgess, who is on his way to France.
FIVE MEN TO ST. LOUIS
The five men who volunteered for
the induction call recently sent out,
left Monday morning at 6:15 o'clock
for st, Louis, where they will receive
training at Washington University in
various sorts of mechanical labor for
the army. Thomas Carver Brown was
placed in charge of the men. The 9TH
ers who entrained were James R. Mil
ligan, Grover P. Marshall, William
Couden and Reece Eugene Holmes.
HUBERT WARDEN BETTER
H. P. Warden telegraphs friends
that his son, Hubert, who has been i'll
with pneumonia at the base hospital
at Fort Sill, is better, though still not
out Of danger. Mr.. and Mrs. War
den will return in a few days if their
son continues to improve.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-18
HOME FOR AGED WOMEN.
GOT s46S LAST YEAR.
Board Decides 20 Have Building
Thoroughly Cieaned and Reno
waited This Spring
COLUMBIA WOMAN NAMED
Mrs. c. II. Eekles VIII Fill Out Term
Left Vacant by Death Of Mrs.
Williams

The State Officers Of the Kings
Daughters left Wednesday afternoon
for their homes, after attending an
executive conference here with the
Board of Directors of the State
Kings Daughters Home. A busi-
ness session was held Wednesday
morning at the Home for the discus
sion of routine affairs. The members
Of the board and the visitors were ap-
preciative luncheon guests of the
Home at noon, and the afternoon was
given over to a social hour with short
talks from various members, and vo-
cal selections by Mrs. G. B. Wilkins,
of Kansas City, State Secretary.
1t was decided in the business meet
ing that the next convention of Mis-
souri, Kings Daughters shall be held
at MOberly, October 80, 81 and No
vember l..
The treasurer of the Home Board
reported that the sum of 81, ,467.96 had
been received for the Home in the
past year. The balance now on hand
is $63.46. The entire Home building
will be gone over this spring and thor
oughly renovated.
Mrs. c. H. Eckles, of Columbia, was
elected to fill the place left vacant on
the Home Board by the death of Mrs.
Walter Williams, of Columbia. A let
ter of sympathy was sent by the
Board to Dean Walter Williams.
Mrs. Marshall Gordon, of Colum-
bia, state treasurer, reported a bal
ance of SIG in the treasury. Mrs.
Clinton Burns, of Kansas City, State
President, and Miss Emma Glaze
brook, of st. Louis, member of the
Central Council, were chosen as dele
gates to the international convention
of Kings Daughters to be held in
Philadelphia in May. Fifty dollars
will be taken from the state treasury
to assist in defraying the expenses of
these delegates.
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-18
ll Food:

The rule prohibiting licensed deal
ers from dealing in live or freshly
killed hens between February II and
April 80 has been amended to end at
midnight April 10, telegram from
the United States Food Administra-
ton this morning announced.
Farmers are warned not to glut the
market with the ending of the "clos.
ed season" on hens, as too many fowls
on the market may result in food loss
es. Poultry stock should be solo
gradually. Farmers will have better
markets if they avoid glutting them
Universal marketing of fowls may re.
act on prices as well as cause spoil.
ings Of dressed poultry.
J. c. STRoCK,
County Food Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-18
UUBERT WARDEN STILL ILL

S. ]. Buckner has received a letter
from II. P. Warden, who is at Fort
Sill with his son, Hubert Warden,
stating that the young man is still in
serious condition from pneumonia. 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warden will remain with
their son until he is better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Adams have re-
turned from a visit to Camp Doni-
phan to see Eugene Tomlinson, a
brother of Mrs. Adams. They report
pleasant visit there, and the Mex
leo boys doing we'll.
Mrs. ]. E. Stewart has returned
from San Antonio, Texas, where she
has been since February. Mrs. Stew
art visited various training camps
near San Antonio, and was especially
impressed with Kelly Field, where
she saw aeroplanes as thick as auto
mobiles.
Albert and John Burgess went ia
st, Louis last week, where they saw
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-18
CHAPLIN IN THE JUNE DRAFT

LOS ANGELES, Cal, April 16. =
(6arlie Chaplin, motion picture come
Fan, has been drafted and expects
| IS call in June, it was announced at
IS studio.
Although he is an Englishman,
Ebaplin has waived his rights, and ex-
bets to wear Uncle Sans khaki in
short time. He is touring the coun-
Iry selling Liberty Bonds.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-18
County Food Administrator.

We have a new line of Wall Papers
at &c and 1Oc per roll that we will
show against any paper at 121ac per
roll. These papers have quality and
style, as well as low prices-and are
suited for kitchens, bedrooms, living
rooms, dining rooms, parlors and
halls. They are the best PAPERS
for the money we ever sold. DIT wit
CRADD0CK'S
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-18
ENTERS AVIATION SERVICE

Emmet Berrey is home from Akron
Ohio, for a few days visit, before he
goes to Columbus, Ohio, to enter the
University, where he has enlisted in
the aviation branch of the United
States Army. He reports April 27th
Mr.. Berrey is a son of DR.. and Mrs
R. W. Berrey, of this city.
Jud Eubanks, who is in the United
States Navy, is home on a furlough.
Clyde Phillips, COL, who is with the
United States troops at Camp Fun,
ston, is home on a furlough. Clyde
is senior instructor in horse-shoeine
over ten other men.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-18
WANT MORE PHYSICIANS
Urgent Call Comes for Doctors to
Enter Service

DR.. R. W. Berry, Chairman of the
Audrain County Medical Defense
Committee, has received the following
dispatch from Washington, signed by
Maj, W. P. Luedde:
"Your attention is directed to the
following telegram: Washington. An
urgent need exists for several thous-
and additional medical officers in the
army and navy. Some for immediate
work, some for training, and others
to be held in reserve. Please urge
your county committee to speed on
enrolment as effectively as possi-
sible."
DR.. W. L. Bland, of Vandalia, is the
only Audrain County physician at
present in service. He was called re-
Gently. A number of other physi-
clans are to be examined shortly;
while several who applied, but didn't
pass because of physical reasons.
The Audrain County Medical Defense
Council, of which DR.. Berrey is
chairman, is composed of DR.. X. c
Strobe, Secretary; DR.. Nc Bolts
Treasurer; DIR. N. R. Rodes, DR.. r. L
Afford, of Vandalia, DR.. W. X. Nc
Call and DR.. ]. F. Harrison.
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Galloway Couple Married Here
Miss Katheryn Morris and Claude
Brett, both of Auxvasse, were married
at 2:3O o'clock Wednesday afternoon
by the Rev. C. A. Mitchell. Tho
couple are a popular one in Callawa!
County and the Ledger with many
other friends, extends best wishes fol-
happy married life.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-18
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COURT REFUSES DIVORCE

Mrs. Lizbeth Martin, who was ask
ing divorce from Frank Martin on
the grounds of cruelty and non-sup-
port, was refused the divorce in the
adjourned March session Wednesday
morning. Mrs. Martin appealed the
case.
In the suit for personal injuries,
brought by Daniel G. Forester VS.. the
Walsh F. C. Fire Products, the motion
for a new trial was overruled and the
defendant appealed the case.
In the case of James Martin against
William Vandeventer, the motion for
new trial was continued to the reg
ular June term of court.
Court adjourned finally until the
June term.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-18

yENOPHoN WHITLEY, former
v.rieo boy and a prominent attorney
= q. Louis, is being endorsed by Au-
l.,;n Democratic friends for United
s,,,es Senator. Quite a number of
,rsrsiu Democrats are also endors-
I, Hon. D. R. Francis, Ambassador
i. Pussia. for the same place.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-18
MRS. STUART BURIED

Pail bearers at the burial Of Mrs
hester Stuart were j. +. Johnson, Ed
'Orthcutt, Albert Davis, Wallace
|ilart, Henry James and Dick Stu.
|Tt. Burial was at the Benton City
Eenctery, Mrs. Stuart died Satur,
Ray afternoon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-18
C. G. RIGGS LOSES THUMB

c. G. Riggs caught the thumb Of
his left hand in a coupling Of a car
while working on the junking of the
electric line Tuesday afternoon, and
tore all the flesh from the bone.
The bone was cut off.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-18
ODD FELLOWS TO CENTRALIA

Mexico Odd Fellows put on degree
work at Centralia Tuesday night.
Among those who went to Centralia
were; A. C. Whitson, L. l.. johnson,
Commodore Johnson, Herman John
son, Ed Pratt, f. f. elliott, Frank Nc
Cord, l.. McF. Gar L. Hill, Bob
Brown, Walter Sannebeck, StonewalI
Sanford, Charles Stratton, Bert Sims,
John Deckard, John Howard, Isy
Taylor, Thurman Stallings, Whitten
Hampton, Fritz Kemper and Lovett.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-18
CORRECT YOU ARE

HE St. Louis Republic is eminent
=. ,,rreet when it says: "Whoever
/, Senator Stones successor must
-r,resentative Of the patriotism
= loyalty Of the State. No half
-, or mugwumps need apply"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-18
TO JUNK ELECTRIC LINE

Junking the Mexico, Santa Fe and
Perry Traction Company's electric
ne began Monday morning at Santa
h. About sixteen men are at work.
lhe junked parts will be hauled to
Mexico by a steam engine and shipp-
/ to dealers. 81
The line was shut down March /, af-
|fr the Public Utilities Comission had
|eciicd that it was not Of enough SER
Pee . the public 10 justify running
II IS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-18
ABOUT OUR
SOLDIERS
For the Soldiers

Audrain county soldiers, when in
London, England, can find the Even
ing Ledger on file at 13 Queen
Anne's Gate. The paper is sent reg
ularly and it is placed there for your
convenience. diff
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-18

Georgette Crepe and Wolfe Waists
in the newest styles and colors. Rick
etts & Emmons Dry Goods Company.
DIT wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-18
{. MCGOWAN Made Guardian

v c, MCGOWAN has been appointed
Iardian Of Opal and Glee MCGOWAN,
E orphan daughters of the late No.
. MCGOWAN; V. C. MCGOWAN is their
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-18

Ladies Shetland Wool Sweaters, as
sorted colors. Newest styles. Rick
etts & Emmons Dry Goods Company.
dot wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-18
!. rHg END OF THE DAY

Oar Father. help US to be
-s 10 one another. tender
,,,rtod. forgiving each other,
-, a. Thou in Christ Jesus
- forgiven US. Amen
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-18
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MISS ORPHA MOORE DIES

MISS 0RPHA MOORE DIES
N. +. Moore was called to Youngs-
town, Ohio, Wednesday by the death
of his sister, Miss Orpha Moore. Miss
Moore has visited in Mexico and Au-
drain county number of times and
has many friends here. She leaves a
sister, Mrs. Scott Kerr, and a brother,
N. f. Moore, both of this county.
The body will be brought to Mexico
Saturday afternoon and following a
short service by the Rev. H. B.
Barks, will be buried in Elmwood by
the side of brother, who died about
a year ago. The Ledger joins in ex-
tending sympathy to the bereaved rel
atives.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-18
SWELL STRAINS

SAYl We sure have a nice lot of new
shapes in Straw Hats this time. 49,
JoHNSON'S Variety Store. dw1t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-18

Ray Beagles, of Laddonia, was in
Mexico Wednesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-18

W. F. Shields, of Laddonia, was in
Mexico Wednesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-18

A nice new lot just received, $1.OO,
$1.25 and $3.50. - JoHNSoN'S VA
RIETY STORE. dw1t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-18

Mrs. L. +. Cash went to Kansas City
Wednesday to join her husband.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-18

j. L. Alderman, of Rush Hill, was
in Mexico Wednesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Beagles, of Laddo-
mia were in Mexico Tuesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-18

George f. Tut, of Fulton, was in
Mexico Wednesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-18
NEW PHONE NuMRER

Johnson's Variety Store has Install
ed a Bell Phone; call us up. Number
.8t2 dw1t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-18

Don't forget Monarch Coffee, 3
lbs, S1.0O, at SMITH BROS d2wl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-18

fzr var viii be over when Germa.
q whipped and not before.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-18
HER LITTLE FEET

no longer peep out her petticoats as
the poet wrote so long ago. They are
always in sight in these days. So
they must be shod daintily. A view
of the new mode slippers shown here
will assure all beholders that they
are footwear that make any feet
charming and attractive. See them
by all means.
$4.00 to $500
Steinman's S Shoe Store