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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1919-04-04
BALL.
M. Mel.

Bexley, Miss, March 80, 1919
Dear Editor:-As we have all been
silent for willie, decided to drop a
few items to the dear old Herald.
The farmers are all very busy a.
round here preparing to farm.
Mr.. Clanton Bali and son Alden
have been blowing for D. X. Ball
the past week.
Miss Evelyn Ball returned home
yes terday from her sisters, Mrs. Ju-
Illus Prime, where she has been spen-
ding few days and reported nice
time.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brewer and lit
tie daughter. Weda. visited Mr.. and
Mrs. J. M. Bail this afternoon.
Mrs. w. c. hall was pleasant
visitor to Mr.. Elijah Phillips this
afternoon.
Among those who attended church
at Winbourn Chapel Sunday were.
Mr.. ]. M. Ball and daughter Miss
Rae; Miss Evelyn Ball and brother
Walter; reported fine sermon by
Bro. Maddox.
The young people of this vile are
preparing for an Easter-egg hunt on
Easter Sunday Everybody is invi-
ted TO attend.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1919-04-04
FOR SALE.
GIRL.

Wannamaker-C Cleveland Pegigreed
wilt resistant big boil Cotton Seed,
the earliest, most prolific and heavi-
est yielding big boil cotton known,
Bushel $500; 100 lbs $3.50; ton
1925. 90.
Richmond Seed Farm.
"A Harriston, Miss.
ADVERTISEMENT
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1919-04-04
LOCAL

S. R. Churchwell got leg hurt
few days ago which is causing him to
hobble in getting about at all for the
present.
Oscar Smith and Red or Henry
Turner are two other army boys who
got home last week. They both
dwell above LeakesvilIe. Oscar had
attained to the rank of Lieutenant.
The supervisors meet next Mon
day in regular monthly session. 1t
also being falkland Sale day there
may be turnout of candidates and
prospectives, provided the weather
is favorable.
Cecil Mcleod got home from Over
seas this week. He landed iu New
York on March 7th. His bunch ar
rived in France early in November
before the armistlce was signed-but
were not allowed to return home I'M
til just a short while ago.
Note the beginning of the new Sc
rial LIGHT IN THE CLEARING" in this
Issue. This is y good story and
those who love enter tainment in tic-
tion form without the blood and
thunder thrills, will get some good
enjoyment out of this while it's run
ming its course through the Herald
columns.
Bill Mcleod got home from Camp
Pike, Ark, Wednesday. He is a
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. J. Mcleod
OF across the river residency. Bill
had gotten to be Officers Orderly.
He hated very much to leave his
friend, Henry Roberts. up there. but
Henry is in the Military Police SER
vice and has to stay awhile yet.
Vid Ball was up Monday getting
some Dipping Vat medicine. He re-
ports killing large rattlesnake last
week. 1t had IA rattles and was
something between to 6 TT. long.
1t struck at his dog rearing up
about four feet high. Was about
ten feet from a gopher hole where it
had its winter lar. Vid stopped up
that hole and hopes to get him an
other RATHER later on from out of it.
Prlnt Platt was down from the
upper East Side Wednesday. He
looks very we'll to have just had q
three weeks siege of typhoid. He
took the typhoid shots while in the
army but thinks the first one was
not properly administered, the Doc
TOT being new at the work, is reason
ne con tracted the disease. He was
at Greenleaf, Ca, until after the ar
mlstlce when his crowd was sent to
Newport News, Va, belonging to
the hospital evacuation corps. Their
services were not needed there and
they were soon given their dischar
ges.
Our good friend Forrest H. Coch-
ran was pleasant caller at the News
office last Saturday. He had just
been out to Avera in Greene County,
on the line of new railroad. He
says that things are hustling out in
that section of the country. lie
has been in the shipyards at Pasca-
goula up till last week; but the ship
building there has been SO largely
curtailed that he gave up that work
and returned home. New Augusta
News, 1928.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1919-04-04
Peoples Restaurant,
Leakesville, Miss.

State Of Ohio. City OF Toledo. Lucas
Frank Frank j cheney makes oath that he !.
senior partner of the Arm Of r. ]. Cheney
4 Co., doing business in the City Of To-
ledo, County and State aforesaid. and that
5 nnr arm po VII Psy the sum Of ONE HUN
that cannot be cured BY the use Of
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed IN
my presence. this 9Th day Of December,
iseaD A. w. Gleason, Notary Public.
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE Il TAX.
on the Mucous Surfaces Of the System.
Druggists, 75c. Testimonials free.
=. J, Cheney q Co., Toledo, ohia
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1919-04-04

NOTICE Oh SPRING EXAMINATIONS.
Teachers Examinations will be held st Leak
esville during the month OF April 1919 a. fol-
lows:
First White-3rd. 4th and 5th
Second Whits-l7th.. 18th and i0th.
First Colorsd -fotns-f1th and 18th
Second Colored -a4th.. a5th and seth
Respectfully.
NEWTON JAMES.
Co. gupt Of Education4
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1919-04-04
The Herald is authorized to announce

as candidate for reelection to the once Of
Representative from Greene County. subject
to the action OF the Democratic party in the
August prime ries
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1919-04-04
FOR SALE.

Horses and Mules, The Good
Kind. Just received the last car
for the season; all broke. ~
J. t. PINKERToN.
Waynesboro. Miss.
ADVERTISEMENT
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-06
Pant Konz Is in Torn

Paul KUnz we'll known fn 'hr uil
fraternity of Tulsa iv ln tho nliF Tor
"a Tow days from Sew YORK city,
whore hr now makes h"uiuuHr'".
he states hc has hBd re- good meas.
uro ~ success in handling ~cHirru
oh properties ln New NuIa and looks
fur conditions tn improve lu tho ul
industry generally ~. H}s pros.
prCts never looked moro Inviting and
hc " 100 per cent optimism iur 'lr
future ~ tho oil business Mr kuuy
is an the way to Colorado SprngF 10
visit with HIS mother. Who IH spend
ing the summer Boo 'ho mountains
and enjoying tho cool hr'rT"a We
are GLAD tu know ~ ha suUurH4
which is 90 nicely evidenced ny hit
securing "a cottage ION hH mother Do
Colorado Tor the summer
Paul IN wearing mighty lu"
looking straw hat. which ho insists
was purchased by another fellow ua
"a result of bet lie does not say
he IL wearing 10 nH the result NJ u
bet. hut the OH editor hus told him
the next time iu briug another ON"
Ike II FOR hiia. ns 10 is easily the
envy ~ an who have seen it. and
seeing u n approaching n n A.
rcd In color and made ~ imported
Japanese crushed straw ana vr hope
that everybody will Ect chance Co
see It before he lcaycil
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-06
Big oil Contracts.

HpsciAi 10 The World
WASItINGTON. - G., Aug
Tho United States shipping board
has opened bids fur tho delivery of
from a quarter TO a half million lar
rels Of fuel oil FOR merchant ships
For delivery No =. Grade &, the
Mexican Petroleum corporation was
the lowest NJ us per barrel For
delivery No | at Thmpico, Grade G.
the Mexican Petroleum corporation
wns tho lowest at i5 cents Henry
L. Doherty and the Magnolia rctro-
leum company each hid 40 cents for
'nnuco crude on tho wharf. buyer
to pay all taxes
For delivery AZ ranuco Mexico,
tho AmnlEamhted Petroleum corpo-
ration bid rel cents Tor Ipnuco
| crude Terms ~ delivery. No. Z
o. b, borEes buyer to pay co-'t ~
harging to TAmpico and government
taxes
The Gulf Refining company was
tho lowest Tor delivery 10 Port Ar
thur under terms Of delivery 40 1,
Grade H. 50 cents and Grade & -
cents The Texas company bid So
Ncents for Grade G. No / delivery az
Port IohoS Mexico. There were
seven bidders IN all.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-06
IN THE OIL FIELDS
Office: 624l w. II. PECK Residence 24d2
Sererai Nice WeHs
in the Keys Fieid
Residence; 24d2

The Dow Ben ON company Hu %
Brink I'm tho southeast uf the north
rtfi 81 tho southeast of iu" uurih.
west of b-2s Tow got sand aDts 10
s.l30 feet aud ls good FOR 800 bar
NGfIg
Chapman and Mrrnrlin Mo-
Priddy ir the northwest OF fU" north
east " tur northwest ur tH, Huu|I.
olst of .H low lut sand a.lhp I"
2,l7g feet and ls good Tor 10000. 300
feet ~ Hla
rhr M,NDu ON company Nu q
Prlddy lu the northeast of fho south
east " the rUuturts. uf i.n south
east NJ G.fHlOw rut pui '.a03 tD
2.2I1 and dulIrd 200 l.'.0 f'of aud l7
good for no barrels
Tho same company NI ( y I
prddy m tho northeast ~ the
northwest NJ The southeast ~ i..H.
low got sand s.l3A 90 g.ltH feet uui
we'll Us good fDr roo barrels
The section -Four Ol' company ho.
VILE, iu the southwest ~ aH.l luV
In Gry ana abandoned al 22i5 feet
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Big oil Deals in
Louisiana Fields.

SHREVEPORT, La, Aug a.
The purchase OF the major part Of
the oil holdings OF Keen a woof,
at $500, 600. the bringing In OF two
700 barrel wells. from one OF which
negro sprung to fortune, and the
sale OF Claiborne parish oil land ht
an extraordinary price, $1,000 an
acre, featured a rush OF develop
ments In north Louisiana oil fields
Thursday.
The Oilliland oil company of
Tulsa, Okla, an 100000 corpora
ton which IL producing 1900 bar
rels OF oil n day IN the Burkburnett
field, Wiehita Falls, Texas. and J.
II. Foster Of the Foster OH company.
Tulsa, bought out the bulk OF tho
Keen a Wooif properties compris-
Ing about 5000 acres In Claiborne
parish and about 1000 acres In Red
river parish. A $4,000 barrel stOr
age thank II being shipped here oy
tho Gilllland Interests. They will
open headquarters IN Shreveport In
a fow days with H. NJ. Stalcup OF
Tulsa as manager.
Tho coming OF these big Tulsa
capitalists II regarded here as tho
the first step of an influx OF Okla
homh and Texas capitalists whom
north Loulsiana oil men have been
striving TO get in the field. II G..
Gilllland. one of the owners OF the
Gllllland company, the largest indi-
vidual oil producers In Texas. de.
clared that the cost OF production
has grown too hiSh in Texas and
that his company prefers Louisiana
Investments
Tho Marlborough well No. I In the
hull bayou field, Red River parish
came IN last week flowing 700 bar
rels. The land f. owned by n negro
A. It's present production this well
makes about Hl,bTb of oil "a day. The
customary royalty. onc-ctghth The
negro gets u little less than 1900 a
day The Texas company last week
brought IN 720-barrcl we'll on tho
Oakes lease In Claiborne parish
Some sold acres around Il for $1,000
an acre two weeks ago. Today Il is
worth about $4,000 an acre. Tho
Sinclair OH company OF Louisiana
bought ~ acres In Bull bayou field
today for $4,000. This In ono OF tho
highest prices Tor Rod River parish
iands, II II the last OF series OF
deals by which tho Sinclair interests
are accumulating production IN
Louisiana. Daily .Oklahoman.
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operation. In stephens 90. OKLA,

Special 90 The World.
DtfNJAN. Okla. Aug g. Steph-
rns county rs experiencing an un-
usual ana unprecedented amount OF
.ol operations I'm an ~ Ia fields.
Tho long booked FOR drihing and
developing campaign being
launched in ls-5w and 's-bw dlS
trlcts The past week has brought
ON anywhere from 20 to 80 new loch-
tlous In la and 2s-5w territory THIS
particular country ls the center OF
interest 10 fraternity ana next week
with a continuance ~ favorable
weather twice ua many locations are
expected AS were made his week.
The go country has had The lead
over all other fields IN this district
the past 10 days In number of To-
cations but some other fields are at
irncting a great number Of oil men 10
them.
The ComnnChc district has had no
startlIur developments this week hut
has "a number ~ interesting tests
that viii reveal To- the world one N
tho best OH rrlds in southwest OK
mhnmu or show that The big pool
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has not been located that lies hid
den HumrW here iu the confines Of
stephen county Tho ComanCh.
territory is watched day and night
win keen antlc.puuonH by all oil In
tcTrsiA
Tho Loco country, 3s.5w, has
taken ON renewed activities this week
aud VIII be- completely tested
throughout Us area. The Loco
country ~ perhaps the most widely
advertised district iu Btepheua
county Thr first real developments
WtI' begun ~ this district There
age seven well defined uuticllues iu
stephens county. s.A NJ which have
been tested and are now producing
Ia1 cor oil, ana the Loco country ia
one ~ them. This autiCuno or Hys
tenn strikes the county in tho *
iIr.uD southeast coming from tho
ItrIldtou feld. and extending In "A
ur'u,IHiDrig direction. iu his bye.
iuut ruIu" worry remarkable EtH
wells have been found among them
H tur wril hrOuglttsIn by the Lon"
sur GuH company lu . IS bw Whlrn
is good FOR more than 100000
feet Tho oil wells that wcrr
brought iu three ycnrs nCO are run
ming as strong nov as they ala when
ihe we'll was completed az that time.
This territory viii be- very care
fully drilled out IN the immediate
future.
Another promising field that is
creating much interest is the anti
cline northeast ~ Duncan. There ls
"a very Interesting test tn be made
iu the immediate future In this field
by Russell ~ ul The rig IL already
40 and WuhinR fur the machinery
io br brought from Wichita FullH.
Texas Tho location iH in b.lu.tw
There Will br double test made
ana as o result of the test prices ON
acreage have begun tu soar
Russell and Others are prepared
to 10 tp the 4. 1000. foot depth in.
stead NJ the 2.EUO-foot as the orig
inpI contract rul',d FOR Drilling
viii start ln less than 80 days
The Deer Crock territory IN TO
have another test IN It's urea The
Lone star cas- company hnH ~ gas
pipe linr about completed from the
Loco field 90 its location IN 5-2s.hw.
ana hns rugged up. The test f. on
the north end of the Deer Creek
structure
Tho Deer Crock unticline IL on
the came system ~ folding as thr
Loco country lH on and is the only
antipline that has not had test
Will
The Magnolia Petroleum cOnr
p1ny I'm Il-2s-tw have picked up u
new sand at l.NOO feet and the dtlH
has not cut through a cap rock that
wHa encountered the first ~ this
week This mct Ndds considerable
interest 90 the deep test The gen
eral opinion II that one Of the most
prolific sands ever found has been
drilled into and amy minute might
bring tho news that a gusher has
been struck
Tho burns OH company has big
gas well In 26-ls-5w. Sand encouu-
tcred at about go feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-06
Board Of Equalization
Meeting at Oklahoma CifU

The state board of equalization
met Monday Ia assoss pipe lines and
storage oil, Tentative assessment ON
few telephone and railroad com
panies was made permanent
Tho corporation commission has
completed rules and regulations for
tho inspection Of oils. etc, A. per
session laws OF 1917 and 1919. "A
copy OF these rules and regulations
may be had by writing corporatior
commission at oklahoma CITY.
j. ~ nm of the Toxns contlany.
Roy Starr ofathc Carter on com
pauy, Frank orr OF Sinclair tsii a
Gas Co and G. T. nlake n tho
GYPSY on company attended the
hearing before the state cquallzl'lun
board Monday. as 10 the nsscssmcnt
OF pipe lines and storage oh
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-06
TerOId Has Nice oil
ShOJcing North Of BriStop

The TeNuln or company 80 zoo
the southwest ~ the northeast of
sand az e,S60 feet ana M 30 trct iu
well,i making 100000 feet of rns
and spraying oil. estimated nt about
26 barrels This Is the second well
iu this section and makes this look
mighty favorable territory tn"
other well was drilled hv the Okla
huma Natural Gas company trts
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Slight Increase at
Burkburnett.

A slight Increase. or about 5000
barrels daily IN average daily pro-
duotidn, IL noted for tho past week
In the Uurkhurnct fields The com
pleuons numbered 81. with 10 ~ thls
number IN tho abandonment column.
The - good wells carried an initial
production ~ about 3iNSO haVclS.
hut n is understood that these wells
IN few instances are allowed to flow
Wide open ns most 81 them are I'm
the northwest Uurkhurnett field The
pipe line runs from tho Burkhururtt
fields totaled 10000 barrels fnr tho
.even-day period against 100000
hnrrelA FOR the previous week Tho
production In the Uurl, burnett rtlds
Is divided approximately az follows
barrels
Gilluaud oil company. ........ 5000
Magnolia Petroleum company, 500
Gult Production. company .... 2 500
The Texas company ......... ? 500
Humble on a NCtiuing Co... p. 900
Panhandle Wofluing company 1000
Miscellaneous ............. $500
Total ...'........... NloNn
Last wcok .....,....... $4,000
Tho ON Weekly
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pany No. ! indian Land I'm the south.
east of the uor,hVcHt ~ the north
west OF l0-2s.lGw is ready TO start at
1000 feet
u T. Evans 40 Pine In me
southeast NJ tho northeast OF ll-2s.
iJw ~ rlEgel mp and shut down at
l.Sl2 feet
Tho Stmmica on corporation No.
In the center ~ the east line NJ the
west holf ~ lh" southwest ~ g, Ia
l7w b. "a rlg
wyatt and others So In the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-06

rIFhuD and wolverine ON company
'riI rghtsl ana is reported 10 be-
making around 800 barrels THIS
looks as though % 10 going tp prove
out an oil pool and things are got
Ting mighty lyolJ over lu mat pnrt
of tho country
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-06
Gladys Bell Gets Nice Wen

Tho GLADYS Belle OH company No
7 Mcintosh In the southwest corner
OF lS-lS-lS Is estimated good for
100 barrels The Lease on which
there are sN wells, made ~ barrels
In ono hour yesterday, which makes
81 look mlFhtR good
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-06
Biz Gasscrr at Cushing

Tho Home Gas company 40 ?
Pound iu the suuihWos. corner ~
i9.iS-C got snnd 2.975 fcct and ~ 10
.frsf in the we'll ls good Tor 1900
600 fcot Of gas
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-06


W A. sldwal SO. ?, lot 299. In
the northeast of the northeast of 30
24-Il is good for 10 barrels
The Usage Natural Gas company
80. 2 In the northeast OF the north
west OF 23-33-lO is drilling at 1900
feet.
The same company No. In the
southeast Of the southeast ot is2I %
rs a rig
she same company 40. in the
southeast of the northeast OF 9-27-lO
is rigging up.
The same company No. ! In The
southeast Of the northwest OF 22-2S-
10 is drilling AZ $50 feet
The same company No. ! IN ihe
southeast Of the northwest OF ~
.2SiI IL drilling at i.300 feet
Tho Producers n Reflners corpo-
ration No. ls drilling at $500 feet
In extremely hard lime formation.
This in In tho southwest corner Of
the southwest ot 3i-26-T.
The same company has made looa-
Iluu fpr 40 ! I'm the southeast Cor
nor OF ne northwest Of 3l-27-6.
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In TiImnn COUNTY. OkIn.

Tho Hurk Extension on company
40 Nul in the northeast N tho
southeast NJ the southwest OF ~
3s-l6w ~ shut down at 1900 feet.
The Fred TIN on company No. !
Duncan In the southwest ~ the
northeast ~ Z 7-2s-lSw Is a rig.
The West TcNnS Development com
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Louisiana Production.
RniIdinn Loadinn Rock.

Tho gkclly oil company has an
nounccd that it Will huih loading
rack and tank farm In ncNol, Okln-s
instead uf at Gutnfield, OklR
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From the above flEuroH II viii be
noted that there ls an enormous con
sumption ~ Gushing Crude. and
declining at the ratio of 100000 bar
rels per week over tho production
would seem 10 indicate that there
is going 10 ne a lot OF surplus tank
age witch will take Hometime 10 nm
up. This alone would help the Texas
situation a great deal.
with continued good weather, the
gasoline consumption Ia jumping by
leaps and bounds and crude Oh In
bound to advance shortly
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-06
OILANDGAS

For sale-lO0 acres royalty IN the
southwest quarter OF section -
Township =. Range "a West I NJ
Tillmnn County oklahoma This Is
less than 3 miles northwest OF the
Texas Chief wen. Price 800 per
acre from owner IN fee. Address +.
n Thompson. ,lGrRndfiel1. Okla
Advt SNa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-06

Wanted. Drilling Propositisn VIII
drill good looking acreage In BcEEs
district for interest Phone s16g.
S4t Kennedy.--Advt
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The Magnolia Petroleum company
So school Hand In ls-l0n--3w is
drilling at SG5 feet
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TULSA. OKLA AuGuAr ! 1919.
WE ANNOUNCE THE RETURN FROM OVERSEAS or OUR
MI. CLARENCE C. FoHREsTER
AGArN ASSUMES ACTIVE CHARGE or OUR WELDING
DEPARTMENT. WHERE HE WILL UE PLEASED MEET ms
MANY FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS
roHREsrER WELDING COMPANY.
EAST SECOND STREET
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northeast corner ~ the southeast or
l6-lS-l7w has star machine on the
ground
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on mAHKET QUOTATIONS.
Cushing Storage ON Decline

The cushing storage for Tho past
month snuwS decrease of approx
imatcly 100000 bnrrclA or al the
rate Of IOO. 900 barrels per wcek Tho
Garter on company ds Ftill Tho lead.
Ing ught In the Cushing storage
whiIe he Prurlo fOllows second.
The figures nro as follows.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-04-24
A THOROUGH TEST
One to Convince the Most Skeptical
Mexico Reader.

The test of time is the test that
counts.
Doan's Kidney Pills have made their
reputation by effective action.
The following case is typical.
Mexico residents should be con-
vinced.
The testimony is confirmed - the
proof complete.
Testimony like this cannot be ig-
nored.
Edward Dermody, Clark avenue
Mexico, says: 1.-TWO years ago was
suffering from irregularity of my
kidneys and sharp pains in my sides.
had headaches, too. l used Doan's
Kidney Pills, procured at Llewellyn &
Sons Drug Store, and was soon cured
of kidney trouble"
The above statement was given or
November 16, 1911, and on June IA
1916, Mr.. Dermody said: II have never
been bothered by the kidney com
plant since recommending Doan's
Kidney Pills in 1911. l still thinl
highly of Doan's and indorse then
just as strongly today as did before.
Price 60c, at all dealers. Dom
simply ask for a kidney remedy-ge
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same tina
Mr.. Dermody had. Foster -MilburI
Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y. adv
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-04-24
SPIRIT OF YANKS
WAS WONDERFUL

Miss Minnie Stallings, of this city,
daughter of Mrs. Allen Stallings, is
home from France where she was sta
toned with the Boston Hospital Unit
No. So at the Base Hospital at Toul,
the nearest hospital of its kind to the
front. Miss Stallings was overseas
about eight months having left this
city to sail to France last July.
Her praise of the spirit of the
wounded Yank is the highest. "The
men did not want to remain in the
hospitals but seemed set on returning
/ to their companies at the front as soon
as they could. They were courageous
and bore their suffering bravely.
Many of them when wounded, would
go to their officers and in a voice fill
ed with regret say they would have to
drop out because they had lost an arm
or had been so seriously wounded their
last vestige of strength was gone"
The hospital was bombed frequently
but to little affect as it was we'll cam
oufaged and hard for the Hun airmen
to locate. Miss Stallings met Major
Gibbs "a medical officer, who was from
Kansas City and knew Sgd Houston,
former City Editor fthe Ledger well.
She saw no Mexico boys while at the
front. Miss Stallings expects to re-
main home a month. Her many Mex
leo friends were greatly pleased to see
her home safe and well.