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Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-01-24
THE BANE OF DIN ACE

An old man gets so little exercise
hat his bowels are likely to become
'~onstipated. This may interfere with
his digestion and bring on a lot of
other troubles. His bowels should be
Kept regular. For this purpose Cham
berlain's Tablets are excellent. Adv.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-01-24

REFERRING to the splendid ad-
ministratiCn Of Gov. Pred Gardner,
the Kansas City Star says: "The
Gardner administration makes a fine
financial showing in its first year, in
contrast with the last year Of the Ma
jor administration. A saving Of ST.
$4,000 is remarkable. (The fact is
evidence Of the are taken by Goy-
Gardner in administering the
States finances.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-01-24

August L Klusmau, Mexico. .....
Michael A Devaney, Rush Hill. -. ]
Virgil V Ryan, Mexico. ....,..... 4
Otto Neiderschulte, Mexico. 49,. !
Fred Williams, Vandalia, ........
Luther 7 Dudley, Laddonia ..... A
David T Creigh, Mexico
Albert S Davis, Rush Hill. ..,....
Cleve II Winders, Vandalia .,......
Clabe Z Andrews, Laddonia aga. /
Clyde F Fox, Mexico. 3
Pearl w Chapman, Mexico ......
Artie + Lewis, Centralia ann. q
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-01-24

you can, and depend on it the gilt will
be there on February End. If the
roads are impossible, then | might
have to ship her to you the day be-
fore.-W. /. B.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-01-24
DIR. o'BRYANT PLEADS GUILTY

DR.. L. F. O'Bryant withdrew his
lea Of mot guilty" to violating the
'ocal option law, Friday, in the Cir
cult Court and pleaded guilty. He
was fined $500 and costs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-01-24
Class

AZ
Clarence E SEWERS, Centralia. -. 1
Roy E Foster, Centralia .......... a
Samuel ] Martin, Mexico ........ 4
Paul Davis, Mexico ............ 4
Elmer G Jennings, Clark .......a 2
Charles 7 Hampton, Mexico {
Albert c Baehr, Rush Hill ........ /
Archer F Carr, Clark ............ 4
Walter | Rodman, Thompson. 4
Charlie S Boswell, Laddonia .....
Ernest L Ball, Rush Hill. ........
Ray H Beagles, Laddonia.
Glide E Roberts, Sturgeon. ......
Owen B~ourland, Mexico. ........ !
Van Grange, Laddonia ..........
Delroy Woolery, Thompson. .....
Elmer Yannoy, Vandalia ..........
Jake NJ Buckner, Mexico ........
Briee ] Flynn, Rush Hill ..........
Orville 0 Owings, Renick .....
Horace W Chapman, M~artinsburg
Fred Hawkins, Rush Hill. ........
Thomas P. Cassidy, Gazette.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-01-24

Mrs. Basil Smith has returned TO
her home at CAN'T, after a short stay
With Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Martin.
Her health is fully recovered.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-01-24

Frank Stendefer, Centralia ...... 4
James A King, Mexico. ....... 4
Roy B Forrest, Clark ............
Thomas Green, Jr., Vandalia. A
Francis L o Hearn, Laddonia. l
John H Flynn, Rush Hill .......
John H Carr, Martinsburg ........ /
James F JOlley, Mexico. .......
Cyrus L Pierce, Moline. !
Carl J Preeht, Mexico. ........
Ira z Kunkel, Mexico. ......... !
Cless c Davidson, thompson ....... !
Harry Goodrich Owen, Mexico. . 4
George P Hagedorn, Rush HILL. .. 4
Guy Turner, Centralia .......
Vim F Muir, Benton City ........ ;
Cecil c Llewellyn, Laddonia.
Henry B James, Laddonia ......
John W Murphy, Thompson .....
Joseph { henna, Farber ..........
Homer c billiard, Laddonia .......
Crockett WOolery, Mexico. .......
Marcus L Elzea, Vandalia ........
10y Estel Rawlings, Centralia. .
Claud Lee Hoffman, Centralia. -.
Lynn Smith, Mexico. ..........
Alfred Mckenzie, Mexico. ......
Artie F Lewis, Centralia. NAM.
Earl T Jesse, Mexico ............
Harold Z Cook, Sturgeon. ......
Larry B Spotser, Laddonia nam.
Gilbert Anderson, Centralia.
Clyde R Powell, Mexico ..........
VIM R Johnson, Mexico ..........
James n Livingston, Mexico.
Twin S Gray, Mexico.
James L Burk, Mexico.
Matt Wymore, Mexico. .........,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-01-24
EXECUTORS NOTICE :,

IN AhnN lC
Notice is hereby gwen ,be esst
Of administration upon ", nwElL
OoN'''' Deceased,
Of Audrain County, MISSOURI MISSOURI, b
been granted the u9de Is"oty, be-
Probate Court of sald ace rS''
date of January H. L't claims o.
All persons having ,tr S,J' to q
said estate are requlr oso within
them to. me for aIIowa ani5 Letei
months after date OF 'S Srom any
thew d,S,,'i may be prccIuded is r snc ht d
Eft Of such estate ana u : year.
be not exhibited WITHIN aanti S~Y Of Aii
the time of the publlcn ior barred
tice, they will be t,1 rSSCorLiDWELl
.47-4t ELLEN EyccptI
Attested by me ~ w" W. BOTS.
January, 1918. v probate Gov
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-01-24
Mustn't Bury Bread

LONDON, Jan. IS. - An unknown
woman give ten pounds Of old bread 10
an Edmonston girl for bred pudding.
The girl, l6 years old, was unable to
buy fruit or raisins for a pudding, 50
tried TO bury the bread secretly. She
was observed and subsequently, fined
s25, which was paid by the father for
whom she is house-keeper.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-01-24
NOTICE OF FINAL SBIlIh'Il


NOIICU y IIVTNVT y
settlement Of the estate oil
LOUISA L. BARNES, Det ,.,,
will be made at the neSI .,ir 4
the Probate Court Of Audr''1 :, :
ty, Missouri, to be held az u
Missouri, on the second A''''
February, 1918. I'd, prrS Al
WILLARD Il. BA h,S
LIST insertion Jan, II, lVlo,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-01-24
A E

Herod E. Hopkins, who was CLASH
fled in the draft list Wednesday in
class one, was classified by the Local
Board as in class 4.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-01-24
T OF FINAL sETIIsNt,
Nation 10 herehy given thal

settlement Of the estate o.
J.. F. LLEWELLYN
Deceased,
will be made at the next eFa |.
the Probate Court Of AudTa, y. J
~, Missouri, to be held =, ~
Missouri, on the second A'n''
February, 1918. .,urrfN
Eya11.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-01-24
TRUSTEES CAR

Ethel p NJ
Reed Massey, her husband
roe County, Missouri y
deed Of trust, dated
1905, and duly reear5,i
q, at Page 437, in the Rssa,
flee of Audrain County, I ME-
Mexico conveyed to ne, ~ a. |,
signed trustee, for the pur' v !
curing the indebtedness ~.
toned, the following desr,aS
erty situated in Audrain COM I
The West half Of tbo =
quarter of Section Twslr.s v
Twp. Fifty-two (52), any
Nine (9), West. Except1, 4
from ten feet on the esst 'i4 l
being the part east of \.
fence. 7
Which said conveyance Va,
trust to secure the pavrrs,. \
certain negotiable promises, /.
together with the %intarsst 4
and in said deed Of trust I'M, 4.
ed, and,
WHEREAS, Said promises,
so secured by said deed Il Z,
past due and remains urpsa
NOW. THEREFORE,, / "
Sharp, the undersigned trusta (
request of the legal oTDg
holder Of said indebtednes, 4 .
by give notice that | will, On
SATURDAY, FEBRUAPY,
1918,
between the hours Of osNt,
and 5 o'clock p. M, Of that 4,
the front door Of the Audrsn n
Court House, in Mexico, Msg5
the above described property It,
vendue, to the highest biHs
cash, for the purpose Of dEa,
the indebtedness secured By nj
Of trust, the interest thereon u
costs Of executing this trust
46-4t W. A, SHARP Tus
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-01-24

NOTICE OF FINAL S 'lsI t5st
Notice is hereby glVs "
settlement of the estate sta gSo ~
will be made at the ne exam SyiTc ca
Probate Court OF Mexico,
Missouri, to be held az Tc S' islS
on the End Monday ~ We ExeTt
I'd GEO, W. ADAM22' iqis.
fst insertion January u ~.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-01-24

The State Of Missouri TO the ahov,
named defendants, Greeting:
You are hereby notified that an ar.
tion mas been commenced against vor
IN the Circuit Court of the County IA
Audrain in the State of Missouri a.
fectlng the title of the following de-
scTIped lands and tenements, 70 wit,
The northeast quarter (A1 Of Sec.
tion sixteen l16), Township fifty-twc
noZI North Range ten (10), West a
n 9TH P. NJ, in Audrain County
winch said action is returnable IN
me FIRST day of the next term Of SAID
Sourt 10 be held at the Court House
IN me City Of Mexico in the County Of
Audrain and State of Missouri on the
9TH DAY OF MARCH, 1918.
when and where you NAV annear and
answer or otherwise defend such no.
tlon; otherwise plaintiffs petition will
oe taken as confessed and ;udgment
rendered accordingly.
IL IS further ordered that n conv
hereof be published at least once =
week 0 four consecutive. weeks In Inc
mexico Weekly Ledger, a newspao er
auly. printed in the English -languaos
u mexlco, Missouri, and circulated IN
salu Apdrain County, State of Mis-
sourl' the last insertion TO be nj least
IIlteen days before the Commences.
ment OF said term Of Court.
witness my hand and offjciaI .oat
GOne at oiilee IN the City Of Mexico,
6nounsy n State aforesaid, this
December 10Th, 1917.
lSeal( +. +. ELLIOTT,
SCierk OF the Audrain County
Attest: r. ~ In1;T
f q Gu Clerk.
T. u Anderson, Atty. for Plaintiff.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-01-24
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLE

NOlICE VI il4 FIAT
Notice is hereby given .aa'
settlement V e Of the estate tate.
NJ. B. WILKERs0N' D osyt
will be made at Vn' Add
Of the Probate Court o. al
county, Missouri, to DC e,, ,,yJ No
KELLY WILKERS599NY'o i e.
LIST insertion January H.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-01-24
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT.
r TERM, 1918.
State of Missouri, County of
Audrain, SIS:


W. P. Vance .,.......... Plaintiff
vs.
Singleton ". Thompson, c. ]. Set
tie, and Henrietta II. Thompson,
# living, and if they are dead,
their unknown consorts, heirs, de-
visees, donees, a~lienees or imme-
date, mesne or remote, voluntary
or involuntary grantees, John 7.
Henderson, Samuel Grant, John
A. Guthrie and Martin b. Guthrie,
II living and if they be dead. their
unknown c%onsorts, legattes, donees.
assignees, endorses, alienees or
immediate, mesne or remote, VOL
untary or involuntary grantees.
the unknown consorts, heirs. de-
visees, donees, alinees or immedi-
ate mense or remote, voluntary or
Involuntary grantees of Anthony
Drain, deceased, the unknown CON.
sorts of Woodford Settle, deceas-
ed, and each Of them respectively
and all persons under whom thcy
claim, and all persons claiming or
VINO might claim the same bv.
through or under them or either Of
"' Defendants
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-01-24
WOMAN CARRIES EXPLOSIVES

CHICAGO, Jan. 10. - A woman
who carried fifty-six sticks of dyna-
mite and an automatic pistol in a
travelling bag was arrested here yes
terday. She carried also a ticket
bought at Youngstown, Ohio, and a
small amount of money.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-01-24
DRAFT NEWS


John Well Moss, col....... Vandalia
Samuel Ivy, col -. Beaumont, Tex.
Alex MeCoin Mexico
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-01-24

Mrs. Belle Montgomery, of Martins
burg, was in this city Thursday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-01-24
The Weekly Ledger
GOV \ EF.

Entered at the P. o. Mexico. Mo-.
and admitted as End class matter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-01-24

p. s: Give this publicity anyway
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-11-25
RICHMOND THEATRE

Enrico Caruso, the distinguished
tenor, and perhaps the most com
manding figure in the operate worlt
today, will be seen in his initial Art.
craft photoplay, "My Cousin al
the Richmond tonight.
Mi. Ca,uso is not only the great
est tenor of modern times, but he is
an actor of exceptional ability, as his
work in this superb photoplay amply
proves. The stcry deals with the
fortunes Of a poor artist and sue.
cessful tcncr, but which are marvels
of rimetic art in Mr.. Caruso'>
hands.
It is said by critics to be one o.
the finest pictures from every stand
point issued this season. That i
affords Mr.. Caruso abundant oppor
tunities for the display of his bril-
liant talents, is readily conceded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-11-25
4. H. S. DEFEATS CHARLOTTE
HALL BY SCORE OF I9 TO

The Alexandria High School team
iourneyed to Charlotte Hall, Md, Sat
urday and defeated the Cadets of tn
school in well played and exciting
rame. A. the end of the first half
score stood 90. In the third quar-
he score stood 6-6. The Alexandria
Doys came back stronger in the las
:.alf and succeeded in scoring 10 point
o their opponents 6, The High Schoo
lads will line up against the sam'
cam on thanksgiving. The game vii
,e played on the Athletic Field of tn
Virginia Shipbui.ding Corporation a
$50 p. nj.
The lire up Saturday was as fol
rvs:
Remington, R. E., Pohl. Jack, R. T
R. G., Pohl, f., Center
Summers L. G., Knight, H., L. T, Pc
1t. L. F.. Dreifus, / H. B., Alexander
?. Il. b., Wesr, F. E., Downham
.. B.
Observation-Disclosures for Oliver
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-11-25
GRAND THEATRE

With two smashed ribs and mucl
tie w1rse for wear. Director CHI
Smith, bravely continued his work o.
MS latest Triangle picture. wolves D
lie Border" which will be shown a
tie Grand Theatre tomorrow night
Smith was injured while filming scenes
fcr this picture II the Triangle Rancl
studio ir the Santa M1rica mountains
Like all good generals. Smith neve'
sends his men where he himself Is
afraid to go. 4 vcry dangerous fal
was necessary in Wolves Of the Bor
der" Rather than order one of hi:
cowbays 20 do it Smith decided to per
form the feat himself.
A. Fatty Arbuckle comedy will p
;j1e added attraction at the Grand to
r,orow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-11-25
BULLET KILLS YOUTH
Shot While Trying To FrighteI
SmokehOuse Thief.

Cumberland, Md, Nov. 25.-John
Lashbaugh, IS years. old, ded at tn
Miners Hospital. rostburg, yesterda.
morning from a pistol wound inf1icte'
by rt.Erer the boy had dicovcrcd II
;he meat house at ms home at Eek
art, near Frostburg.
He was son Ct George Lashbaugh
who :. i, svddenly last February a. hi
vas about to ea5 his breakfast. Lat,
asst night the mother told her son tha
:he thought she heard a noise in tht
sn:oke'lousc where hog had ben Or.
salted. ard young Lashbaugh stepping
aut Of tic back door of his home, fire.
4 shotgun in the air. He then ad
vanced toward the open door of tn
?rthouse to receive a pistol bullet be
tween TIE first and second rib, pass
irG through the liver and lodging i
the backbone.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-11-25
WOULD REPLACE PRUSSIA
Bavaria Wculd be Leader in Affairs
of Germany-Rumors of
Terrorist Revolt.

Amsterdam, Nov. Embarrassing
,ffcrts by the republic Of Bavaria to
.ep!ace Prussia as the leader in the
fairs OF Germany are indicated BY
atest German advices.
Kvrt Eisner, the New Bavariar
Premier. who as a radical journalist
hrc: ghtut the war condemned tn.
nilitarist policy of Prussia, has gone
@ Berlin, according to a Munich dis
,atah, to demand the resignation Of
saron Won dcm Bussche and all those
sspcnsiblc for the war. He vii
'urthar demand that al these men
,e placed on trial, the dispatch says
This is the first mixing allowed
o go abroad that Won dem Bussche
md others who held important posi-
io.s in the imperial government
we're retained in their Offices.
Barren Won dem Bussche, one-tims
COUNSELLOR of the German Embassy
t Washington and later head Of tn,
American Department OF the Ger
nan foreign office. has been under
secreta1y cf state for foreign affair;
since the Hcrt!ing regime.
London, Nov. 25. Traffic and tel
,graph connection between Germany
md Switzerland are reported inter
urted. Brlin and other German cit
'es der said to be the scenes Of seri-
rus trouble.
There are rumors that 4 terrorist
volt in weeping Germany. but nc
iirect confirmation TO this effect is
At hand late this afternoon.
Copenhagen. Nov. 25.-Tho Ger.
man situation is obscure. BIT frag,
nentary bits cf news indicate thers
has been renewed srious trouble II
Berlin.
The military commander of Berlin
me dispatch says, ordered machine
guns to he turned on mobs support
:ng the Spartacus. or radical, group
ed by Liebknecht and Haase.
Another dispatch says an inde,
pendent republic of North German,
has been proclaimed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-11-25
November II, 1918.
List of Pledges Taken During United
War Work Campaign Not In
cluding Sunday Drive.

Southern Cafe, %; Leachmann !:
saum, 25; T. MCGOWAN, 5; Robinson
Moncurc, 20; Joseph Murphy, $50;
NJ. E. Parker & Bros, IS; George
Parker, .; Mrs. Irene Petty, 20; Re-
DR.. f. V. REGISTER, 10; Miss Eliza '
Roberts. 10; A NJ Remscheil, 80; I
c. Smith, ); Capt. Chas. F. Simmr
10; C. c. Smoor & Son, 200; W. !
Smoot K Co., Inc, $50; Howard Y
Smith. &c; Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Snoot, $50; Rev. Louis Smet, 5; The.
Wady, 5; Mrs. 4. We'll, 20; VIM. L!
Wcolls, 20; Waskington-Virginia Ry
Company, 200; Harry W. Wade, &c
J Kent White, 20; Edgar Warfelt
Jr.. %; c. H. Zimmerman, ).
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-11-25
Railroad Employees Want To Give
$4,000 a Month To Keep Mr..
McAdo0.

\ Telegram signed by representa-.
ives OF employees of railroads oper.
lted out of ST. Louis, received at Di
:ector General McAdoo's Office to
lay. pledged the employees to give
5000 month as part Of the directo
:eHeral'< salary to keep him from
.itiring.
1--WE are opposed to your resigna
ion said the telegram, "and ar,
.eartily in sympathy with your Fl
lancial straits"
The telegram was signed by ]. H
kirkland and II. J. Garrison, repre-
;cnting Wabash employees, and o
:. Summer, representing the Nilsson
+; Pacific employees.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-11-25
ATTORNEY KILLED

Columbus, Miss, Nov. 25.-George
Richardson, ffty-six, was shot and
instantly killed late Yesterday at Ma
con, near here. it is alleged, by John
A. Moore, wealthy planter of Ok
ti5hcha county.
Mr. Moore was seriously wounded
by. Richardson. Richardson was an
attorney of Macon and is we'll known
throughout eastern Mississippi.
I,joore declined tc give the public
any information regarding the cause
of, the shooting.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-11-25
GERMAN BOLSHEVIKI
Radicals, Led by Carl Liebllrecs,t,
Overthrow Republican Government
az Berlin, Headed b. Chancellor
Frederick Ebert

/; London, Nov. 25.-German radi
ca. led by Carl Lie5!:necht, have
brown the republican govern
Nent ut Berlin headed b.. Chancellor
Frederick Ebert, according to advice:
from Bcrne and Copenhagen. Tur
mol prevails in the German capital
tie dispatches said.
| {The followers of Liebknech az
known as the Spartacus group, anC
are in sympathy with the Russian
Bolsheviiki.)
| 0 The Spartacus group is in COM
plete control at Dusseldorf, Solingen
and Remscheid, where they have ar
rested the city officials, it was stated
in a dispatch
A Copenhagen correspondent wires
that the Central! Government at Bar-
lin called man ytroops to that city
and that the downtown buildings
are packed with soldiers.
Earlier advices said that stores Of
ammunition were collected in Berlin
for use against the Extremists, but
that the city was quiet on Saturday
following two-day burst Of fighting
when the Bolsheviki attempted a
coup.
The German Internal situation g
highly. critical and q military coup
lesat is almost certain unless the
returning troops vigorously support
the Berlin government, says . Mu-
nich dispatch.
4 Copenhagen correspondent re.
pets Berlin adv;ccS as saving tf.a'
the pope has appealed % Anglo
French cpiscoracics and the French
for modification OF III
ag.m;stice terms tin view of the fam
inc in The Rhine districts.
Kurt Eisncr, head of the Havar;ar
Tanublic, was quoted in dispatches
that Bolshevism or Berlin dictator
:hip would result in the rups"re Of
Bavaria. Hc favored sp!it-up i9to
:cn German republics hav,n@ t1ua
:.u.hcTi% I'D rights.
Strife raye broken OF in the
cc2l fields Of Upper Silesia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-11-25
TO BE CONTINUED THIS WEI
Second Week Of Evangelistic Services
viii Begin Tonight

The second week Of the evangelistlt
services will begin tonight at the
usual hour-eight o'clock-!n ths
different Protestant Churches.
The first weeks services were So
successful it was determined by the
Ministerial Association of the cit; It
meeting held today to continue the
SCI. .ces during the present weli.
L; in right the attendance q: thesf
has been large ard many persons
have reconsecrated themselves
There have been a number of cont
versions.
At several of the churches out OF
town ministers have been assisting
the pastors in the services.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-11-25
THOS. ". COLLlNGSWORTH DIES
Was Oldest Barber in the City
Funeral TomurrGw Morning

Thomas W. Co.lingsworth, the
oldest and one of the best know
BARRIERS in the city. died shortly aftel
> o'clock Sunday morning at his res
dencc. i37 South Fairfax street.
His death followed an illness o.
abcut two weeks and was due to pa
ra!ysis.
Fer the past forty-seven years Nre
roiiingsworth had conducted bar
Ter shop in this city.
The deceased is svrvived by sis
ter. Mrs. Francis Crop, Wcstmore
land county. va, together with seve
raj nieces.
His funeral will take place at Il
O'Clock tomorrow morning IRON
Wheatlcy's mortuary chapel an'
services vii! be conducted by Rev
Dr.. E. V. REGISTER, pastor OF th'
VI. f. Church South.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-11-25
ADJUSTING OF WAR COST
r. s. and British Reach Understand
ing on Mutual Service Charges.

The United States and Great Brit
ain. it was stated yesterday OIL au-
thority have agreed or the prin-
cinle by which ;hcre shall be set,
-lement Of mutaaE Indebtedness in
ucn matters as use of ships trans
lortation Of troops to Europe, dock
mo- charges ami other related teI9
,f charge.
This las been done so lately that
there have been as yet no great
patches Of bills presented from Brit
.sh sources, and il is to he expected
tLc status i, the same with respect
/ Franc. 1t is also stated that the
question Of settlement with France
will be comparatively easy task.
Is the United States has now on
French soil millions Of dollars worth
~ permarent structures which will
II in tho immediate reconstruction
Of Fance if taken over By the gov
eminent,
That Great Britain and France
should have bills against the United
tatcs i officials say ut first sight
not generally obvious. Authorities
az, however, that before the United
Sent money in large sums to the allies.
This has to be paid back. When the
, United States went, in however, il
went IN with It's own cause Of quar-
| rel against Germany, and in order
TO. carry OF the "war of the United
States. against Germany" its policy
! was necessarily one of payment for
:ny military privilege to make the
war of the United States success.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-11-25
EXECUTORS NOTICE

Having qualified as executor under
tlc terms of the will of the late
Francis /. Nichols all persons hay
!1r clailrs against the estate arc re-
.,uested to present same for settle
:nent and all persons indebted to the
estate are requested to settle same
without celay.
2?s-10t Robert Carroll 1den:
Delaplane, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-11-25
TRIAL OF LOU HALL

1t required but fifteen minutes to
secure jury in Fairfax county today
in the trial Of Lou Hall who is
charged with the murder of Eva
Rcy. The opening address on behalf
of the prisoner was made by Attorney
Walter Oliver and the states case
was outlined by Commonwealth S
Attorney c. Vernon Ford.
Joseph Berry, county surveyor
was the first witness called. The
case may not be completed before
Tuesday night Or Wednesday morn.
ing.