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Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-06-22

Auikentic information that will
lead 10 the discovery Of an actual
German submarine base will bring
the informant not only satisfaction
Of having performed a patriotic act,
but reward Of $1,000.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-06-22
FATAL FALL.

Montgomery, Ala. June 2i.-
Lieutenant Albert Clark Of Washing
ton was killed and Cadet Aviator
Erdman hurt Thurs. near Taylor field
by the fall OF an airplane in which
they were flying at height Of 500
feet.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-06-22

II you double the road revenue Of
your county you will not have gone
forward, but will be at standstill
as compared TO former years be-
cause Of the increased price Of ev-
erything
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-06-22

The Italians have won complete
contrd Of the air along me Paive
line. whore the most determined
ngkting Of the present Austrian Of
ssnsive is in progress. THURSDAY not
- single Austrian machine was aloft
on tAis front.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-06-22
Order Picked Cabbage.

Pittsburgh, Pa.-Thc local food adj
nlnlstratlon has decided to make
mucrkruut less German by striking
iut the hyphcn. II has been officially
olaccd ON the list Of patriotic foods
.nd Il Il believed more would be- eat
IN " giver the name ''llcklei cab
age
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-06-22

A man that will not give the right
of-way for a road is opposed to roads.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-06-22

Some people think that a rock
road. without maintenance. will en-
durc rs long as a rock fence.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-06-22

Trigg sent 10 colored soldiers
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-06-22

Money spent for good road surveys
means money saved in the cost Of
the road.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-06-22
Preferred Locals
FOR TAxI-Call J. II. Reese. 81

ROOM for light housekeeping.
modern and all eonvenienees. Close
in. Report this Office TAFT
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-06-22

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Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-06-22

Smithson Water delivered Tues.
days and Saturdays. Phore G33-l.
Advertisement
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-21
ERISMANS' FIND NEW HOME
Former Mexicoans Greatly Pleased
With Anglers Vale, Oregon

Mr.. Mitchell White, Mexico, Mo.
ANGLERS VALE, Ore, Feb. .,
1918 - Will you kindly change the
address Of my Weekly Ledger from
Portland, Oregon, to Anglers Vale,
Oregon, as We have recently moved to
last address. We have leased a COM
bined dairy and stock farm, in a beau
tiful little valley of the Nahalem
River. We are on the western slope
Of the Coast Range. The winters are
extremely mild. The pastures are
green as June in some counties, and
plenty Of outside range. 1t is won
derfully adapted to dairying, intact, so
much so, that it is spoken of as "Cow
Heaven" We also have fine fishing
in the Nekalem, which is quite near
our house. The Game Warden Of this
county (Tillameek) spent last Sat
urday and Sunday with us, while here
he caught a steel head salmon that
weighed 1874 lbs; it was a beauty.
though he had to have help to land it.
This farm is a f~isherman's resort.
They come out in punches from Port
land, which is 80 miles southeast
from here, and because Of wonder
full fishing resources, hence the name
"Anglers Vale"
With kindly wishes always for the
Ledger as l don't arc to miss ONE
COPY. Most respectfully, Mrs. Geo.
Erisman, Anglers Vale, Oregon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-21
LATEST rood RULINGS
Count, Pod Administrator Strock Is.
sues further Orders

Notiel S hereby given 20 sil dealers
Who handle -four that they mus, have
on hand the proper -four substitute,
even though they have never handled
tAcs substitutes before Il is heir
business 10 SEIZURE these Substitutes st
once So that the sales Of -four may be
accomplished by the proporuoned
amount Of said substitutes. Until the
next harvest the wheat flour situation
Is going TO require enforcement Of the
floor substitute rules
T5o Uaised States Food Admiuistra-
un has recently ruled that pies and
tauEhnuts may be served on wheatless
Gaps provided So Is per cent or more
Of vhoat flour substitute are mixed
with the wheat flour for all Of the
pies and doughnuts that are served
every Gay during the week These
rll1s are made particularly for those
in charge Of hotels. restaurants and
lunch rooms
The following wire was this morn
iuc received from Mr.. Hoover:
Tbe railways have given orders
that absolute preference in the use q
box ears shall be given to the move
ment Of grain and grain products IN
til such q time as the present situation
Of inadequate movement is relieved.
They are expeditizg the movement Of
box cars from the eastern territory
INTO Your state and there viii be i'm
mediately a large increase in trans
p0rtation facilities afforded TO your
people. It is vitality important to save
the soft corr that It should be moved
before the end Of March or much Of II
VIII be lost. W. also wish 10 take ad-
vantage Of their railway drive to Sc
cure a larger movement Of all grains
which has been retarded by car
shortages. Beyond this owing to the
weather and the car shortage we have
been short during December and Jan
uary fifteen million bushels per month
in the smount Of cereals that should
BE- shipped from North America to the
Allies. The consequence is that .ho
stock Of food stuffs Of the Allied
countries are being rapidly exhausted
and we must increase shipments. We,
therefore, want to start al once to
complete a drive through every agen-
cy you a command on the movement
Of grains from the farms to the rail-
ways laying particular emphasis on
corn and wheat. This is a human as
well as an economic problem. | do
hope that you win use every device
through your local agents and other
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-21
REALEsTATE TRANSFERS
Warranty

Warranty
Chas A Vogt to Walter f .Kniepfel.
Consid $2400. Sc SW and S pit Of
NE SW 33-51-5.
Maggie E Applebee to Adam {
Barnes. Consid $500. Lots / and 2
Block 4, Lakenan & Barnes So Side
Add to Mexico.
Adam C Barnes to Maggie E APP.
plebee. Consid s205. Lots 9 and 10
Block 3, Lakenan & Barnes South
Side Add to Mexico.
Maggie E Applebee to Bertha Ap.
plebee. Consid 500. Lot 8 in Block
8, Lakenan & Barnes South Side Add
to Mexico.
Estelle Parrish to James Stanley
Consid $500. PIT of NE S-52-12.
Charles | Day to Mason NJ Creasey.
Consid 81. Lot l, Block 8, Fairview
Place.
Hannah Lawder ct al to Chicago &
Alton R. R. Co. Consid S1123.5 so.
Tract of land in w Y 3O-51-8.
C A Witherspoon to John W Tar
rants and Leila Tarrants. Consid
$3.50. Sc Sc 25-51-10.
Clarence r Massey to Almer L and
Bessie R Mundy. Consid $4,000. PIT
of W " of NV 1889.
Cora Bell Hamlet to Leslie Werner
Consid $1575. Lots 7 and s, Block 1.
Lewellen's Add to Vandalia.
Luther J Rowe to Ernest and Beu.
lah G Davis. Consid $4,000. S V
of NE 19-51-10.
Eson Harmon to John Kerr. Consid
$1,000. Monroe County land.) and
W Y of NE 32-53-8.
W II Hughes to James D and Mag.
gle L Watson. Consid 81. Lots 3,
Block l, Mrs. Coons' Add to Mexico.
Ethel r Massey by Trustee to
Clarence R Massey. Trustees Deed.
Consid $3.50. PIT of W. " Of NV
1889.
Howard and Thelma Parrish, by
Gdn. to- James Dulany. Gdn's Deed
Consid sG50.40. PIT. Of NE S-52-12.
Phillip A Meyer to Chas F.. Meyer.
Quit = claim. Consid 81 and other con-
sid. X int in PIT of SW and S u Of
NV Sec 1, and W V Of NV; also
NE NV Sec IL, all in 52-1G.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-21

J. C. Strcek, County Food Admins
TRAITOR, has received from State Food
Administrator p. b. Mumford. re-
garding flour substitutes as follows:
On account Of temporary scarcity
Of wheat flour substitutes the Food
Administration will permit potatoes TO
be sold as substitutes under the fol-
lowing conditions;
Instead Of one pound Of the author
lied cereals or substitutes, four
pounds Of potatoes may be sold, with
every pound Of wheat flour sold, if no
other substitutes are available or OBJ
tainable.
It must be understood that potatoes
are proper substitutes only until the
cereals heretofore mentioned are re-
eeived. Dealers will not be permitted
to continue the sale of potatoes in
definitely, but must promptly provide
themselves with the required substi-
tutes.
Wheat flour may not be purchased
against potatoes already on hand.
1t can be purchased only against new
purchases of potatoes.
Potatoes on the above basis are the
only authorized exception Of the Of
fetal list of substitutes. This Off
eial list for consumers appers in the
notice to dealers heretofore mailed
for distribution among retailers.
This applies to those communities
where the authorized substitutes can
not be obtained. Dealers who can
obtain authorized substitutes in the
required quantities, but who sell po-
tatoes instead Of substitute, will be
held to be violators of the Food Ad-
ministration regulation.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-21
GROCERS CALLED UP
5. Yoest, Columbia Merchant, Sum
moned by MumfOrd for Violat-
ing Wheat Sale

COLUMBIA, Mo-, Feb. IL. S.
Yost, a Columbia grocer, is alleged to
have sold several sacks Of wheat flour
without the required proportion Of
wheat flour substitutes and he has
been summoned to appear before F.
B. Aumford, federal food administra.
tor for Missouri, Tuesday. Yost is tc
show the reasons why licensed whole.
salers should not be instructed to cut
off his supplies by the Food Admins.
tration.
A recent ruling Of the Food Admin.
istration requests that for every three
pounds Of wheat flour bought, III,
purchaser must buy one pound of som,
other cereal, After February Is, al
equal amount of some other cerea
must be bought with every whea.
flour purchase.
Two other cases are to be heard By
the administration this week.
W. H. Stephens, of Hatton, Gala.
way county, Mo-, recently sold 1Ot
pounds Of sugar for $1,000 to one Gus
toner. Sugar sales are limited to tel
pounds to rural customers and fiv,
pounds to town or city customers
This is the ruling alleged to have beer
broken in this case. So the complain
against Stephens is on the quantity
he sold and the price he charged fol
it. This cast is to be tried soon.
Metz and Thomas, of Guthrie, Mo.
are said to have sold 500 pounds o.
flour to each of six persons. Ninet,
six pounds of flour is the limitet
amount Of flour that a grocer car
sell to a rural customer and forty
eight pounds is the limit for town Of
city patrons.
This last firm has been summoned
to send a representative here mex.
Wednesday for a hearing.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-21
HORSE EATEN N COLUM.
.BA FOUND PALATADLE
Score u Hamilies Have SiEnincd
Approval Of the Equine
Steak
Is MUCH LIKE BEEF
Meat Provided Prom Sixteen-Year.
Old Animal Killed at
Universiiy
Columbia Missourian

Coiumbians are beginning to eat
horsencsh, as a substitute for beef,
pork and mutton. Those who have
psrtaken already say Il is 50 nearly
Ike beef that the difference can
hardly be detected.
Sometime ago the b~utchering de-
partment Of the University, under
the supervision Of Dr. P. F. TroW-
bridge. slaughtered a I6.ycar-old
horse, sound and in good flesh, and
the meat is being given to Columbias
housewives TO sample. Ask and yoa
shall rcoeivc-old Dobbin's services
are free.
Horscflesh as a food is not a wild
idea that has sprung up here in Co
lumbis; St Louis has three horse
markets, Brooklyn has maintained
similar one for years. Chicago, oma-
Ia, New York and other large cities
establishing them. France and
other European countries have been
using horse-hesh for some time.
Large Proportion of Horse Edible
Doctor Trowbridge says there is a
relatively larger amount Of edible
meat on a horse than a beef Of the
same size, and it is at least 25 per
cent cheaper. There is a very small
per cent Of bone and fat in h~orseflesh.
In 4 sirloin there was found to be
2S% pounds Of lean to AZ pounds Of
bone; in a -porterhouse Is 40 pounds
Of lean to 81 pounds Of bone; and in
a round As $40 pounds Of the lean TO
81 pounds bone.
The meat is a darker red than beef.
due, Doctor Trowbridge says, to the
fact that the fact that the horse has
Tot been bred to lay on fat in
through the lean like the COW. The
horse is a heavily muscled animal and
what little fat there is on it is very
yellow. The dressed carcass looks
almost identieally ike that Of a Jer-
sey COW The rendered horse-lard is
yellow as butter. Doctor Trowbridge
says experiments win be made TO see
If II al be used as a substitute for
the more expensive, fats in cooking.
If it proves a success, then pies and
cakes may return to their former
places on the dinner table and will no
longer be prohibited under the rules
I Of the Food Administration.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-21
WILL Is rn,r-

The win Of the late .Tb.--
uncle Tommle) Atkins, -
Creole HeighborhoOd. was ma !. ~ S
probate court SATURDAY "a
The viii is TO be probated n,
the witnesses come In. T.
stood that Mr.. Atkinson n,Ia !
quests to his children ss tb,- I
in life and the a~dministratjo, y.
estate win not involve a a.. 4
task. - Fulton Sun.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-21

1T Is Of the utmost Importance tina.
farmers should arrange for their
seed corn Immediately. On exznina-
lion. it is found that it IS going 10 be
hard TO get first-elass seed corn this
year. in spite Of the fact that We had
a bumper crop last year. A large ger
eentage Of last years oOr crop Is un-
fit for seed. Il would pay you big to
look after this matter Immediately.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-21

ALONG the line Of "Hoover running
the Farmers" the Ccntralia Courier
editorially says: Herbert Hoover
knocked the hog business into a cock
ed hat in Audrain county. To such an
extent has he paralyzed the industr
that at the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Po-
land China SOW sale at Mexico Satur-
day a brood sow only brought $500,
and forty-two sows were knocked
down" for the ridiculous trifle Of SOS
600, only $3.50 per head. True this is
the highest price ever paid for a SOW
in the world, and the $3.50 per swine
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-21
MISSOURI CONGRESSMAN
WANT HOOVER TO EXPLAIN
HIS POLICY TO FARMERS
Delegation Will Ask Him to Visit
Kansas City or Columbia for
That Purpose

WASHINToN, D. c., Februar,
Ia. - Herbert Hoover, food admins.
traitor, is to receive a call 0 from
a committee Of three members of thu
Missouri congressional delegation
who will endeavor to persuade him tc
visit Columbia or Kansas City soon
to relieve the anxiety of the farm.
r and stock raisers, who, accord.
ing to William Hirth, editor of the
Missouri Farmer, are demanding thai
justice be done in the matter Of
price-fixing on their products.
The committee was named at a CON
ference of all the members of the
Missouri delegation, in Washington.
held in Speaker Clark's office; sena.
tors Stone and Reed and oil the mem
bers Of the House here, including
Representative Meeker, were pres
ent.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-21
AuDRAIN COUNTY Rru
EeIlIr ~

r. IL NML Al
ihere are q graz nm I'M
being made regarding
an and quite a uln -
ins sod. A. a matter o. -
Is 10 better Investment th.s
county rca estate. ana n
want to pay any Income A.,
better not buy an AudraiB ~,
Williams a Shap Just "a
c Wouneman farm Of ms C.
miles south q Mexico. -
sold The Harry Shrout g. az.
miles northwest Of Tbo- i''r
asres, for $1,000. 10 RoissI b.
stanberry, Missouri. abo
move to this fine farm 10
manontly. pei
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-21
SuERIFF,S SALE

BY VIRTUE AND AUTHORIZE
an alias Execution issued from "a c,o =
flee Of the Clerk of the Circuit ,, tur
Of Audrain County, Missouri, i u u
able at the March Term, 1910, "a, =, =,
Court, and to me directed, in law, n
the La Crosse Lumber CompaT;It,. ~, =
against VIM. F. Atkinson ana m'' .,
Nj. Atkinson, | have levied upon ~
seized all the right, title, lnts Isor M
claim of the said VIM. F. AtRllsg ~ n H
Mrs. J. M. Atkinson Of, in anu ~ \
following described Real Es''''
wit: db
All that part of the North !, T 81 VI
Southwest u of Section 49, " III h
ship so, North. Of Range " Nv m'T n1biI
ing west of the middle OF 'Du u,d g a
road, and being 26,32 acres "
less. 3, tbo ssl
County, and State Of MlSsou, u Narct
will. on Friday, the 9Th day -, q, Jay d
4. b., 1918, Ut being The co 2,n w y
tween the hours Of nine 9'ciocI, b " y
forenoon NV and five o'clock n 'p copr|
ternoon of that day at If ,g' Mcxcd
House door, in the City o. ,aT nd
County Of Audrain aforesaid, ID may sgg \
same, or as much thereof oJn as To- to "a
required, at public y'i p hand lsa5l
highest bidder, for casn injgments)I
jet to ali prior liens ana J J"J costs
5l-dt ]. G. FORD ,,rtv, No.
Sheriff Of Audrain County
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-21
EARnNFRS MrLF no DO ~ RIT

JOHN T. STEWART. SECRETARY #
the Chamber Il ComCrcc. is lcoki1E
after G. n. Gauaners three year old
male, which has been presented &c 1e
BED Cross Of Mcxico. Mr.. Stwart Is
gong % make arrangements 50 tha-
the mule vii hrinE a handsome sun
for this most worthy cause. and we
hope 70 see il sold two or three ;imcs
for the benefit Of this organization,
50 that a large sun wlu BE- n5ttci.
That's the way 70 win the war.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-21
y = y = :

- - y - - -
THE death Of ~Jnumie" Bledsoc Of
bronchial pneumonia at Camp DoHi-
phan, Fort S1l. Okla, casts a gloon
over the entire community as he s or
first soldier boy to die for his country
in the worlds great war for democ-
raey. Private Bledsoe, one OF our
brightest and most popular young
soldiers. enlisted early in the war and
with the true American spirit was
anxious to get into the trenches on
the firing line and do his bit for home
and country. The Ledger joins the
people Of Mexico and Audrain county
in honoring the deceased and in ex-
tending sympathy TO the bereaved
family.
~ ~ - - " ~ - -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-21
NEW SuITs

The following suits have been filed
in the Circuit Court:
S. M. Locke VS.. ]. W. Brewer; on
notes.
II. I. Ferguson VS.. Chicago & Alton
r. r. Co., for damages.
d. t. Creigh ct al VS.. C. E. Sharp;
on account.
Mexico Savings Bank VS.. Albert L.
Hendrix ct al; on note.
Mexico Savings Bank VS.. H. E. C.
Tucker, on notes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-21
500 Reward. S1oO

The readers of his paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science mas
been ably to cure In all its stages. and
that is catarrh. Catarrh being greatly
influenced by constitutional Conditions
requires constitutional treatment.
HAIRS Catarrh Cure is taken Internally
ana acts thru the Blood on the Mucous
Surfaces of the System thereby de-
stroying the foundation Of the disease,
giving the patient strength by building
up the constitution and assisting na.
lure in doing its work. The proprle-
tors have so much faith in the curative
powers Of Halls Catarrh Cure that
they offer One Hundred Dollars for n
case that Il falls to cure. Send for list
OF Testimonials.
address. 7. y CHENEY & Co, Toledo,
Ohio. Sold by al Druggists, 75c.
ADV.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-21
The Weekly Ledger
Entered at the P. o. Mexico. No,
and admitted a. Ad class natter.

MAYOR CROCKETT HARRISON
vas IN Mexico this week and reports
everything booming Ia FULTON.
"Crock has made Fulton a fine may
or and we understand there IS no qucs-
tom about hiE being neglected
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-21
4 CROSS ,rCr,o

The Rcd Cross auction held 4, D..
Hid Saturday netted the orp,,',' ~
$500. Ed Atchison and Loui, r !.
ner gave their services as auegaa-
The stuff sold consisted N .,.,
chickens, corn and etc, an Jor,.,I
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-21
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that ls
ters Of administration upon The esa'
Of
JOHN A. TRATCHEL, Deceased,
been granted the undersigned BY Y
Probate Court of said county Of aug
rain, bearing date Of the 18th dsy |
January, 1918. 81
All persons having claims again,
said estate are required to exalO'
them to us for allowance within y
months after date Of said LeTel
or they may be excluded from ~
benefit OF such estate and i SUI
claims be not exhibited within o1
year from the time Of the pnOIcI
ton Of this notice, they will DC ~
ever barred. P, A. HICKS,
49-4t Administrator
Attested by me this twenty-I'
day of January, 1918. ourc
Judge of Probate Court,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-21
DEATH SENTENCE AFFIRMED
Ora Lewis, Stole Wire Here, and
Murdered Sc. Louis Officers

The Missouri Supreme Court Satur'
day affirmed the death sentence Of
Ora Lewis, slayer Of st. Louis Motor
Cycle Policeman John MeKenna, on
April Z, 1916, and set April s next
as the date for his execution.
1t also affirmed the life sentence Of
his brother, Roy Lewis, convicted OF
the same crime and now serving his
time in the Jefferson City Penitenti-
airy. After killing MeKenna the Lew
is brothers also murdered Patrolmar
William A. Dillon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-21
SOME ENLIGHTENING
FIGURES ON THE
AUDRAIN co. DRAFT
While Only One Man Has Died From
This County in Serviee-Three
Have Died Who We're
in Call

There were 1905 men registered in
the Audrain county draft. In the
first call there were III men taken to
environments. Over a hundred men
have enlisted, making, approximate
ly, in all, about 300 in service from
Audrain at this time.
Corporal James Bledsoe was the
first mar to die from this county in
service. OF the men subject to call,
but not in service, yet there have
been three deaths - two from nat
ural causes and one from accident.
Two others subject to call have been
permanently injured in motor a ac-
cidents, so they cannot serve.
Carl Wise, of Fulton, was in Mexico
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-21
Free Garden Seed PROVING Cos,Jv

Congress has just set aside 1924,
900 for the garden seed, most Of il
worthless, that will be distributed By
enterprising statesmen. It is partly
to meet deficiencies caused by fool.
insh expenditures of this sort that
some Of the special war taxes now in
vogue had to be levied. In Monro,
county the average citizen would rath.
er buy a dimes worth Of garden seed
that pay a part Of such appropria-
tons. Paris Appeal
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-21
WANTED!
SCRAP LRON, OIL
AUTO TIRES,OLDRU
|BERBOOTS,OLDRAG
HIDES, FEATHERS |
|PELTS AT HIGHEl
PRICES. sam MORRI
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

\ ~ Nv y
Notice is hereby given that lette
of administration upon the estate
MAMIE w. MYERS, Deceased,
Of Audrain County, Missouri hl
been granted the undersigned, by d
Probate Court of said county, bearir
date February 1, 1918.
All persons having claims again
said estate are required TO exhb
them to me for allowance within $
months after date of said Letters
they may be precluded from any be-
eft of such estate and il such CLAIM
b. not exhibited within one year fro
the time of the publication Of III
notice, they will be forever barred,
PARABLE c. CAMPBELL,
SOFT Administrators
Date Of 1st insertion, Feb. 7, l9l'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-21

knights Of Pythias Week" in tho
War Savings Stamps was successful
in selling $12,O31.OS stamps sold .
This was over $4,000 higher than the
quota assigned the lodge.