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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-29

FOR RENT-ROOMs.'

FOR RENT-R0OMS.
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ROOMS: modern; light housekeep-
ing. 500 Fifteenth street, 49t9.
ROOM: furnished; modern; one. or
two gentlemen; S34 Twenty first
street K. l. 3642-Y.
ROOMS: two; modern: and board;
private family; 2733 Ninth ave
nue.. r. |. 1895.
ROOMS; sleeping and light house
keeping; strictly modern; nicely
furnished; 1lI6 Fourth avenue. K.
ROOM; modern; sleeping: 1916 Ninth
avenue.
ROOMS; modern; with board. home
cooking Arsenal men preferred.
$50 per week. APO Fourteenth
ROOMS; modern; furnished for
housekeep ping; 23I2 Fi1th avenue:
ROOMS; two: modern; furnished for
light housekeeping; S21 -Four
tenth and-a-halt street.
ROOM; moaern; peasant; downtown.
CAN evenings. A303 Third avenue,
ROOMS: modern; gentlemen prefer
red; 294s F1fth avenue.
ROOM; modern; sleeping; gentlemen
preferred; 927 Twenty first street.
ROOMS; two; furnished for light
housekeeping; 1900 F'ifth-and-a-
hflf avenue.
ROOM; front; ,sleeping; well furnish
ed; modern gentlemen 943 Sew
enteenth street
ROOMS two: modern; unfinished;
parIor privileges to right couple;
500 Third avenue. r. l. 3079.
ROOM; light housekeeping or Sleep
ing; furnished for ladies or man
and wife employed; use OF laundry.
Phone r. l. 4457.
ROOM; front; nicely Furnished; for
one or two 1926 Fourth avenue.
ROOMS; two; furnished for light
housekeeping. Inquire COS Tenth
ROOM modern; front: furnished;
suitable for two; 1876 Second ave-
ROOM modern; furnished; sol Tween
tieth street. Phone 36f2X.
ROOM; large; modern; furnished:
houseke4Png; Twenty-sixth
ROOM; modern: furnished: one or
two gentlemen; us Eighteenth
ROOM; furnished: with board; In
-qulre 306 Fourth street.
ROOM; large; all modern; sleeping;
laVatory in room; two or three
SSItICIIIClls G-@O ocN SHlH avenue.
ROOMS; three; partly modern; fur
n1Shed; renter to buy furniturea
now IN rooms. Call mornings, PA Il
SeYenteenth avenue, Moline.
ROOM; large; modern; private fam
lily; one or two gentlemen; 1923
IWenty-hrst avenue.
ROOMS; modern; housekeeping; 1109
Second avenue.
ROOMS modern; newly furnished.
Inquire 754 Seventeenth street.
ROOM; pleasant ana comfcrtable:
1o45 Twenty-saond street. Can
ROOM; desirable; HOUSEKEEPING;
also strictly modern sleeping
room; rs Twenty third street.
ROOM; furnished; gentleman; ref
eEences; 2929 Seventh avenue.
ROOMS; two; furnished for light
housekeeping to couple without
children; 1886 Fourteenth street.
ROOMS; two; modern: housek eep-
ing; 1886 Twenty-ninth street r.
ROOMS; two; modern; furnished;
housekeeping; S04 Twenty first
street. r. l. 1852.
ROOM; all modern: furnished in
private family. Call r. l. 1857
ROOMS; sleeping; furnished; mod
ern; 1910 First avenue.
ROOMS; two; unfurnished: ground
floor; 523 Nineteenth street.
ROOMS; two; large; modern; for
three or four gentlemen; walking
distance to Arsenal and Tractor
plant; 500 Forty-second street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-29

All the news all The time-The
Argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-29

Escapes Cell by Fit.-Because he
was the victim of an epileptic fit,
a few minutes before he was to
have been taken before Police Mag
istrate Claussen to answer to a
charge of disturbing the peace by
fighting, Clyde Blackman was re-
leased from custody and ordered
out 90 town. Blackman was ar
rested yesterday for starting :
fight with Peter Peros.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-29
WANTED-T0 BUY.

FIVE to seven room bungalow;
state location and price. Ad-
dress bungalow care Argus.
HOUSE; between twenty second and
Ninth streets. near Elm, Third or
Fourth avenue car or Long View
car. north of Ninth avenue; cash.
Call r. L. 3535-L
LARGE leather suitcase; r. I. 4153.
SMALL A c. motor, one-eighth or
one-fourth h. D., for sign work.
Call r l. 9I3
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-29
LEGAL.
Executors Notice.


Executors Notice.
Estate OF Mary Helen Yeggy, de-
seastd.
Tine Undersigned having been ap-
pelnted executor III the last will and
testament Of Mary I-4eu \ yggy, late
tAe county OIL RUch ISIdnU, state
81 ILLINOIS, deceased, hereby gives
aotIce that ne WAL appear before the
non Benjamin Ben judge Of the
FrvDate court OF Rock Island CUun-
~ al the probate CU4Tt room, in the
eiy OF Rock Island, at the May
Kim on the FIRST Monday in May
lex, al which kline all persons hdV-
NJ claims against said estate are
aet4Aed and requested to attend for
Pc purpose OF having the same ad
lAsted- All prisons indebted TO said
state are requested 10 ma Ike imme-
safe payment to the uuutrsI gned.
DATED lstn day OF MarCA, A. -. 1918.
GEORGE A YEGGI. Executor
sgtor.
advertisement Ditch and I.eyee Work.
sue~dis trlct No. one Dt Drainage
lstrIcL No one. OF the Towns OF
grury, Rock Island county, and
Ailza. Mercer county. Illinois.
Sealed proposals in triplicate for
iepalrlng ana rtConsJructiug the lev
- IN Su5-dIslrIct No. one, Of the
WIS OF Drury, Rock Island county,
VIC Eliza, Mercer county. Illinois, for
lsstaiflng and deepening the bitches
II said district. and tor constructing
ssrtaln tile bitches in said district,
II IN Rock Island and Mercer coun-
Is, In the state OF Illinois. will be
sseelNed by the uudeTs gued until
|Aprl4 o. 1918, at 10 u clock d. m, and
lsa publicly opened
The commissioners reserve the
|hght 10 reject any and all bids.
} = s.r r.-E
sephcauOn to any Of the undersign-
g or James w. Maucksr, attorney,
n, y allaee ITelchler engineer. Rock
Aiand. III
Dated March I6, 1918.
WALTER ZEIGENHORN.
EDWARD hEANZ.
WILLIAM hRANZ.
Comm issioners of SAID District
Administrators Notice.
state Of Francis H. Griggs, de-
sissse4
]. TIE undersigned hating been ap-
@4hted aumiulstrauo with the Will
%%ieXed Of the estate Of Francis II.
~@lsss. late Of the county of Scott.
&c OF Iowa, deceased, r ereby gives
80 -. Benjamin Bell. judge Of the
Mobate court Of Rock Island county.
i me probate court room. IN the city
4 A9ek Island. at the June term, on
~ ~. hfst Monday IN June next. at
80 time all persons having claims
ssaihst said estate are notified and
.ssS4Fsied 20 attend for the purpose
having the same adjusted All
,stsons indebted to said estate are
.sssaested 70 make Immediate pay
@sat u the undersigned.
!. t51ted 18th day of March. A. ID.
- ROBERT W. RANK,
villa the WuI An
aexed.
Executors Notice.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-29
MANIFESTATIONS.

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BRIGHT, energetic young man wants
position, with good chance for adj
vancem ent- Address Nj. r. H, care
The Argus.
PRACTICAL nursing or work by the
day. r, L 1881.
WIDOW Of so wants position as
housekeeper. seamstress or office
girl. Address M S. care Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-29
BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-Right; Peoria saloon
lease and furniture of 50-room
hotel Address 800" care Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-29
LOST AND FOIND.

LIGHT blue enamel PIN lost n Red
Cross rooms or on Second avenue,
Tuesday evening. return to Ar
gus. Reward.
ONYX necklace; lost; between Nine
teenth and IWenty-secOnd streets
on Second avenue. Return to Ar
gus. Reward.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-29

(Continued From Page One.D
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-29
MOVING.

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ARE you looking for a house ?-We
can often tell you where you can
find one for rent. Phone r. /. 9S5.
Household goods moved, stored,
packed and shipped. Pianos NOV
ed and hoisted Rock Island
Transfer & Storage Co.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-29

AMOo GRoTTo NO 81. ". O. v. p.
!: !: !: !: !. ! !.
g ~ u. R-Statod meet
L-5>L 4 Inga held On tho uras
4 ESrA " eduesday OF each
4 ESsNsR month. Visiting proc
AAArk@A ~ phets welcome. Otto
G&ASk% FrIesteT. monarch. 3.
~ ~. 5hlAnef. EueEeLary-
Ceremonial Apr4 ). Next dancing
parry Apr4I IA. Secretary NV HAS
supply Or LezzeS-
AZ. a. M.
THE stated cOnVUcat4on OF Rock Is
Iand Chapter No. 10, Il. y. 81, Wal
DC neId on the nrst IuehuAy Ok
each monLn al 1850 y, ii. l.. ".
swanson. l.. h. T.. r.. IL. ASH. sec
Rotary.
knights TempIar.
THE stated coHg4aVes Uk rock Island
commandery no. Is, kniBAts TEN
par. WILL DC held the second Non
Gay or each month. NIAlLug
knights welcome. j. W. h0uueri
commander; J. L. Hickey. recoraer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-29
Fol- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


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A STORE room; 1921 Second avenue;
suitable for barber shop, fruit store
or confectionery. Phone II. L. S659Y.
barry, for six horses; rear 6I9 Ninth
street. Apply Illinois Wholesale
Grocery.
BARN at 1927 Second avenue; phone
r. l. 4596X-
GARAGE: 500 Eighteenth street. II.
L. 116.
HOUSEHOLD and piano storage;
Bowlby's Music House; 1900 block
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-29

Get Two ShopIifters-Two wom-
en- giving the names of Ada Thomp-
son and Grace Miller were placed
under arrest by the Davenport po-
lice Wednesday on a charge of
shoplifting. They were arrested at
the Woolworth five and ten cent
store. When searched at the po-
lice station several hair brushes
and other articles of small value
were found in their handbags.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-29

USED pianos; two extra special bar
gains: One Segerstrom, one Meis-
ter; refinished; look like brand
new; cash or payments. Griggs
Piano Co, 121 East Second street,
Davenport. Phone 92l.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-29

vzs made from Cerisy, on the
|somme, supported by artillery from
.seross the river
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-29


ROOMS: modern. light housekeep-
ing. 500 Fifteenth street. 40I9.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-29
FOR sALE-CITY PROPERTY.

BUNGALOW; brlck. modern, hF@
rooms. on terms. also lots ia Case
Park addition. or VIII build on
terms Call IL. /. 2l63.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-29

Woman @Arraigned.-A woman
giving the name of May
Patton and Ruth Hall, was ar
raigned before Commissioner A
G. Bush Wednesday after her ar
rest at her rooms, 12112 Brady
street, by federal agents She IL
charged with keeping a house OF
prostitution within the five-mile
barred zone. She entered a plea
of not guilty and her case was con-
tinued until Saturday, March 80.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-29

Induct Five Men-Local board
No. l for Davenport announced
yesterday that five more men have
been voluntarily indicted for train
ing as aero mechanics at New York
university, New York. The board
has places for five additional men
of its quota of Is. Reports from
the Scott county board indicate that
there is still a chance for men to
enlist there.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-29

ON monthly payments; four, i've and
six room modern houses: these
houses can be bought with a small
payment down; balance like rent.
For particulars call X. /. 245I or
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-18
MADE $4,000
~ TIN DAYS on
STORAGE EGGs
Samuel AIRY Tells H0s H. ProItsd
on 5000 Gases Bought Eariy
IN 1917

Samuel Arky, IN business a. The
Sam Arky C0mmiasloa Co.. az 4Z5
Franklin avenue, yesterday SAID % q
PosLDiapateh reporter that in the
10 days between January u and Ian.
q Of this year h. made a net profit
Of SCI, 900 through the sale Of egFs
which h. had in storage here and at
receiving stations at Rolla, Crock
or and Mexico. No.
Il had 5000 cases Of eggs, which
had bought from Missouri farmers
in April, May, June and July, 1914
said Arky. About the middle Of
January this year eggs were scarce
in this market, and ! found ! was the
only one in the ST. Louis market who
had any.
Swift & Co. bought five car loads
from me in one day. Dealers were
falling over themselves to buy from
me, and they deposited money in the
banks as security. AZ time more
than 100000 was on deposit to my
credit in the Boatman's Bank,
Most Of the eggs were sold to
Swift & Co, who were prepared to
buy in large lots and 70 pay cash,
This company gave me a check for
$4,000 for one days shipment. l
bought the eggs at SlO.j0 a ease and
sold them to Swift & Co. at $3.50 Il
case. The retail price -dyanced from
IS cents a dozen on January 10 to SO
cents a dozen on Feb. 8.
THE St Louis Food Committee ac-
cused ne Of boarding those eggs.
didn't hoard them. I went out in the
market and bought them and l did
not sell them earlier because there
was no demand for them. When the
demand came l had the eggs"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-18

EQUALIZATION BOARD MEETS
viii Raise yAlsatiOA II Land In Eas,
Fad 81 the County

The Agdfan Coaaty Board d
Equalization vii be- IN sesaion At the
Court House for several days this
week 10 raise the valuation Of land
in The cas-. md q the county The
valuation u laad IN the east md vas
not raised By the assessor as was
that Of the rest Of the county. Land
in Cuivre and Prairie will be re-vaI-
uod b. the board
The members Of the b9ard are the
County Judges. Alex Carter. c. C..
Bledsoc and J. W. Renner; the County
Assessor, S. T. Torrcyson, and the
County Surveyor. Z. S. Mckinney.
When the valuation Of county land is
completed, the mayor and city as
SCISSOR will meet with the board in re-
gard to the valuation OF city prop
crty.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-18

.Tzz Company
Mr. Carrie C1e-szek- V1aazaz
Maczleae Berzn. Vaadaliz
C. G. DasieL, r., v1zGazsz Banking
Association
A. D. gackEsE, sanaerz Bang.
Atz T. " Tsglor. Mexlra-
j. jesse Savings Bank
MA z Jezae, Mez5ea
" sseyezz Farmers Bank. Lad
bona
Hrs- J. W sbsueas, Lzddauia
g. T. B8Ekaer, First Na1L Bank.
Mn 8 j. E1ckzer- Mezlea.
NrL c@arzs CaakieY Lzszdaaia
cearvs Caakiey. Farmer Eank.
LzaGEHiz
Mr. and Yrs. T. P French. Bank
II AartnsbgrZ.
Nm Epza Ashxar-a. NORTH Masm1-
r Trust Ca
william Daniel, TandaFa Banking
Association.
Gale Iohnaour representing hs
8ex.en IasslIiRsacer.
Ralpa Back1sr. FIRST National Eaak
". l. Ezsa, Vandalia sanK.nH As
sociaE!au-
" ? Fsutz. NarrA Mauaar r-ust
Company
w. Z. B1rnas savings Saa3..
Sue Rng1, NartA Missouri Trust
Company
L ~ keaEA Savings EAnk.
Maru5e AzEea, Narsa Missouri
Trust CsmHanF.
L w. laZer Ndrsh Mgsaa,Iri Trust
Company
Mrs l. "a. Duzier. Mexicn
r. " Buckley. southern BANK.
Mr@ p w Blek!ey
L u White. Asz5cu Ledger.
MrG l. u Wnna.
" FL Logan, F1rners Bank. lad
4znia
J. l. GaeArie. Southern EanK.
Mrs " s Ellar, Mexsea.
: ETTa- N,r@, w -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-18
MRS. WARREN MCINTYRE
DIES IN ST. LOUIS
Fwau ass<s Es@ss 49, "a Wsaa
Nz-h Hsrshsf - To.
Ra1ra
70 ~ srEFSD aEEg
sss~t s-rsks 80 ~ ss8 frAsJ
81 erarf m Hm~~d
Fsnetsry

No safaa Naaa Hslasgw
80 - Wsrfsu Nsimr Aes o. Ul.
"Wednesday nzat a. fhs ss
Get 4z,rsa Is e. Loss ffsn =
azafsa - Aaessss
Nra asiafgrs rat ~ gssss 80
- kaa Hfsi m NeEaes ~ msg
5srs Fer maAen hame "a cF
ssl 81 sss Fs sasesssd ~ a. 81
CfsAn ssmiaav shlsH later BE-
zane HARRIS C1nsxs she vas m1f-
nd ii fs7g - NJ Ncfntns Eso ga
= wsnasnt avysr h s. L1sa ~
sas '-sn ssaA 20 q fsmher y grln
Hu 9eintpst mataer asd asoat
sE S-ars azs n g. Laga
Mr. Mefatgfs Il survived ~ 90
daazh -. NfH Carl Es1h aad y
Nay 3sistpe hsth II S. Lsa AL
afln Rolls Nsinfyrs q Asln
sac sbs kas 4 stspdaghtsr Lglsy
Mr. J D. Jahas1h.
TAs bsdY wa 5f9uzht - Nsx4e6
On the haon trza Fraay 4 taor
service was IBID a. The grave a
Emsesd Cemetey where burial sas
Mr.. NeIatyre va woman d
broad sympahia and zeneraaa IN
pulses. She viii be missed By a uAe
circle u friends ia this city.
4 short funeral service for Nn.
Warren Mcintyre was conducted b.
DR.. A. 4. Wallace a. ElmWood Gene
tery Friday afternoon. The body Of
Mrs. Mcintyre arrived from 81. Louis
on the noon train and was taken at
once 70 the cemetery.
The pail bearers were Carl Pas
queth, Theodore Williams, John Ab-
bay, W. G. wilkins, S. VI. Locke and
s. p. Emmons.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-18
loo ATTEND SHOOT
HELD BY GUN CLUB
ThiFtseu PrxsR Are A~af1ed 10
Thee Nzkmx Highest
serves
ExPgFTs GIVE EXHIBIT
&. 4. Barnes Nzmed a. President 81
OrzasizataaH-Has SIXTY
Members

Over oae hsndrsd bersons attended
the first clay pigeon shoot Of The IA
drain Con CEa5 nszsday afternoon
at the fair uosnds Sandwiches and
coffee we're served on the grounds and
exhibition shooting was done By c.
&. Spencer. c. p. Wills. A. KHAN and
J. L. Head, all expegt shots.
Thirteen prizes, given by merchants
81 the town, we're awar5er 10 the thir-
teen persons vino scored best out Of
twenty-five shots. J. " staley, Of
Bowling Green, and Philip Meyer Of
Mexico, each scored twenty out Of
twenty-five and we're awarded the fist
and second prizes. The other eleven
scored as follows:
z. A. Brady, 70 points.
c. a. Barnes, 10 points.
r. II. Brown, Bowling Green, 10
points.
J. G. Dooley, II points.
o. A. Stephens, II points.
Less Lowder, 10 points.
J. o. Roberts, Is points.
DR.. Frank Jolley, Is points.
Frank Gallagher, Il points.
DR.. N. r. Rodes, IL points.
T. r. Bruce, 10 points.
The members Of the club met At the
Hoxsey Hotel Thursday night after the
shoot and organized with sixty men,
bers under the nam Of the Audrain
County Gun Club.
The following officers were elected:
President, c. A. Barnes.
Viee-President, Ross Wagner.
Secretary, Turner Williams.
Treasurer, DR.. Frank JoIlsy.
The club IS the sort which the gov.
eminent IS urging citizens every
where to form just at this time. Trap
shooting Is being practiced in all can
tonements and in home guard organ
nations.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-18
$4,000 IN LIBERTY BONDS
DR.. ". +. Taylor Buys That Amount
Mrs. Bass Takes $1,000
Worth

DR.. W. 2. Taylor purchased $4,000
worth Of Liberty Bonds Wednesday.
the largest individual purchase so far
made since the campo N was launch
ed. Dr.. Taylor says that he viii
take an additional $4,000 worth the
first Of May He recently sold a
large farm, the returns Of which he IS
investing in Liberty Bonds. His son.
Captain Carter Taylor. Is now In
France with the United States engin-
GERS.
Mrs. Catherine Bass, Of this ci.y j.,
the largest oHa purchaser q Lib
crty Bonds since the campaign began.
she boughs 5000 worth Thursday
This 5 possibly the largest in~ves.meu.
in Liberty Bonds maize By any Eor.
n the county since The war began.
Mrs Bgrnice Conn sold the bonds @
Mrs. Bass.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-18
GERMAN FROM
ST. LOUIS HELD
HERE BY SHERIFF
Tramp Accused Of Trying TO Break
Into Rush Hill House.
Arrested

Y. F. Dudley, Rush Hi Constable,
accompanied BY H. T. Carr, and Rus
sell Dye, 5ro1g1. g man. who said his
name was Henry Prhl. 70 Mexico Fri
lay afternoon.
Tie man, who is Of the ordinary
tramp order. said he had been hunting
WORK IN the ueigh5orho1d Of Rush
Hi He is accused Of having tired
To open all the doors at the home Of
Bill MuLletts, northeast Of Rush Hill
He did not do any damage at the
house, except IN the way Of friEhten-
ing the women Of the family. He was
taken to Rush Hill and released, ar
rested and released again, and fin
ally arrested again and brought 10
Mexico.
When questioned by the sheriff he
said he was a Dane, and that his home
was in st. Louis. He said he had
taken out his first papers toward nat
u~ralizatiou in Iowa but had never
completed naturalization. He said b,
had not registered as an alien enemy
When asked why, he said he had los.
the papers he had takea out towary
naturalization and therefore eoultn'
register. Although his accent is un
mlstakably German, the man el11E u
the story that he IS a Dane. lie sal,
he went TO Germany wheu a s-aI
boy. however Sheriff J. C. Fer,
lodged the man IN the county jail an,
VIII turn him ever 20 the Federal az
-hgrllas IN ST. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-18
RARY son DEAD

Jerome, the young child Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Berry Willis. formerly Of
this city, died Sunday morning in
Shelbina after a short illness. The
baby was two years old and a beauti-
full child. Mr.. and Mrs. Willis
formerly resided in this city, and the
Ledger joins their many Mexico
friends in extending sympathy over
their sad loss.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-18
A SELL

The matter Of selling the Baptiss
parsonage on South jefferson Street
was taken up at the weekly prayer
meeting Wednesday night, but no def
mite decision vas reached. The ques-
ton VIII come up for discussion next
Wednesday night. The house is now
occupied by a family named Lezear.
recently moved here from Galloway
county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-18
COUNTY COURT NAMES
HOSPITAL BOARD
~ Dry, Nate Philip. Fred pa.h..
'adss Gatson and Joe Con.
SHINE, Chosen
CHOICE Is NON.PARTIs,y
aeH appointed vii Settle On Ga.
style Of Building, Cost and
Other Details

Nv Dry Hsaen. Of the y,yi,o
Hospital Baarf, Maze Phillip. a m.n.
Der Of me Beard and Fred pi,.b,
all Of Nezea together with JUDGE
John : faaaa, at vaadaaa. f,rns,
nanher II The County Cour, and Joe
~aHaidine a farmer Of Thompson.
'ssrs ne men named By The County
cour- T~sH-tay morn ag to act as the
A1drasn County Hospital Board; Nj.
Paelsr MANAGE ,aa campaign con.
hTted ass se.a-a the election by
those d FAVOR 1t ,a. County Hospital
Tins board VII. have entire CHARGE
II aUlfag aa new Hospital. The
men a70arae3 vii be called to.
gstasr BY sae Ca.n.y Court soon and
the aaari VII be- organized.
Acquiring b T. " Dry, one Of the
new member Of the board, the frt
a1ng rlac VII probably be done after
organization, p. BE- 70 select the
style u building Then the site will
DE- 3eEarnIaa
The 1ua-i vii se.,.s the amount to
be pald s5r me E1aP..a, and the court
hen issue bonds for any amount, up
"a $4,000
AAgr ne Hospital is built, the
board vii also have the appointing
at super1rsntsz- and other officials
f1r me beard.
The board IS a strictly ~non-partisan
ane Judge Ga-s-a and Mr., Cons.
dine ara Republicans, and the other
three ner are Democrats.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-18
II WE'RE A FARMER

II were a farmer ! would keep at
hand a few reliable medicines for
minor ailments that the not 30 SER.
Gus a. 20 require the attention Of q
physician, such as Chamberlain
Collie and Diarrhoca Remedy for bow
81 complaint.
Chamberlain Cough Remedy Tor
coughs, colds and Group.
Chamberlain Linlmout for sprains,
bruises and rheumatic pains.
Chamberlain Tablets for stomach
troubles, bllI3lsnesg ard cJnstipa-
ton
BY having these articles at hand !.
would of-en save the trouble q q trip
70 town in the busiest season or in the
r.zH1, ard would enable me 20 treat
slight ailments as soon as they ap-
pear. ard thereby avoid the more Sc
-l8Es diseases that 50 often fellow.
Adv.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-18
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accompany each train, and will delIy-
~ addresses from the train. There
will also be in the party soldiers from
the English and French Armies, who
have actually seen service at the
front and who VIII make short talks
at each stop. The speakers and sol
dicrB will live in the sleeping car dur
ing the tour.