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The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-31

witch like hats of the harlequins will be provided.
 The stupendous efforts of the com mittee to entertain the guests on New Years eve will be memorable. The energy of the committeeman has stirred the old-time Elks who had thought their dancing days gone. Brother Mclaughlin was singing the following refrain in the reading room the other day in anticipation of the dance:
 Her feet beneath her petticoat Like little mice stole in and out. As if they feared the light; But oh she dances such. a way. No sun upon an Easter-day Is half so fine a sight
 Brother Joe Snow was so carried away with the song and vision of himself on light fantastics toes that he joined in:
 Her pretty feet. like snails, did
 creep,
 A little out, and then,
 As if they played at Bo-peep, Did soon draw in again"
 Brother Shepard says he has not received any of those new monkey glands the doctors are passing out to make old Elks young again bu, he expects to be the lightcst steppel on the floor.
 There will be easy gliding waltzes lively two-steps and some of the real jazz stuff; dances that will please everybody. Anyone who misscs the Elks' high jinks on New Years eve will look back on the year 1919 with regret An invitation may be secured by applying to Cash Cole from any member of the Eiks lodge or from the secretary of the lodge at the club building. Autos wiz leave Thane for Juneau this evening between S:30 and pm. Arrange ments are even made for the ltst ferry to leave Juneau at l o'clock on the morning of the new year.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-31
EASTERNER WANTS TO HEAR
 FROM LOUIS K. TRiCkEY

Mrs. Cora F. Ridlon, of East Candid New Hampshire. P. o. Box S5, has wren to the Postmaster at Juneau as..ng for information as to the whereabouts of Louis K. Trickey who she says went west several years ago to work in the mines. He would know me- writes Mrs. Rid lon. by the name of Cora Westover but my name is now Cora E. Rnlon.' She adds, "Hc would gladly write to me if he knew where I am
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-31
RECEPTIONS BY THE GOVERNOR AND MASONS
 AND OTHER PEOPLE

With comparatively balmy weather promised. the New Year receptions tomorrow will likely see a large number of people exchanging visits. Governor and Mrs. Thomas Riggs Jr. will keep open house at the ex' ccutive mansion from 2 to 12 pm There will be music and punch and a committee to receive the guests. Tho entire poblc is cordially invited to attend
 The Masons will keep open hoWsc in their quarters in Odd Fellows hall from to pm. Many private residences will receive friends. ac- cordng to the annual custom sus pended only during the war.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-31

Plenty of good thick cream and milk Put note in bottle how much and when desired. JUNEAU DAIRY Phone 145. adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-31

Good coffee is essential to com oletc enjoyment of meal. Only rood coffee served at the Alaska Grill. adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-31

Open all night. Alaska Grill. adv.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-08
CRONIQUILLA

Cualquiera monta en- las qua
guas. :. Por cincO centav0s cogen
a unO, 0 meten en- una de elias,
y 40 lie falta mas que cl aceite o
los tOmates para convcrtirse en-
sartlinas; digo, de las que vicncn
en- latas. Sino, fliate, lector sen
sato, Ell una de csas rubias mu-
chachas que por "apr0Fechar" el
tempo viajan en- elias de San
Juan Il Santurce y viceversa. No
Sc lie We mas que el pelo, y partc
dc la cabeza, y 10 de'nas, p"rdido
entire 0tros vestidos que no Son
los de ella.
Y 81 el chauffeur no cS muy
practice. pobrcci!a, Sc llcya cada
susie que cuando llega a sn casa
sc le ha quitado cl hambre.
Pero, chist. -, nj una palabra
mas. Si NE oye "La Companla'
va Il aumcntar el precio del pa
sale muchos no les va d so
brar nj para tabaco.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-08
PETICIoN A LA, CAMARA

PETICION A LA. CAMARA
De los se1Ores Angel Cuebas,
Pedro Faln, Conception OsoriO Y
otros profesores de Rio-Grandc y
Lola, reunidos en- Asamblca, So
licitando de la Legislature la apro
baci0n del proyecto de ley tcnden
tie al mejoramiento econ6mico del
maestro en- Ia isla.
COMISION DE SERVTCIO PU
BLICO
ACUERDO DE La SESSION
DE AVER
Sc adopto una franquicia con
cediendo a Ramon Valcourt au-
torizacion para explotar el acue-
,lucto de Aguas Buenas, que es
de su propiedad.
Sc dict0 una orden para que
la San Juan Ligth dote de fire.
nos de aire a tOd0s los carros que
reconstruya a ponga al servlcio
de hoy zen adelante.
Pas0 al comitG de franquicias
la petici0n del Alcalde de San
Juan para que la Coinisi0n re
considere la orden que eXige .
los municipios somctan d dicha
Comisi6n las 'tarifas y condicio
ncs del sistema de alcantarilla-
do.
lei Sr. Ramon Gambia C3ld0
va. cOncesiOnariO dc las plantaS
/ elGctricas de CoamO Y Juana
Diaz presenta a la Comisi0n, Il
probados por. ell Comisiona'lo de
!. Interior los proycctos de dicha>
plantas pasan al comite de fran
quicias las solicitudes de la Ma
yaguez Dock shipping Ca, de \
gustin LledO y de Erncsto MORN
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-08

Dorado, p. r., mayo 5 de 1919.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-08

Estabecnieno construido exprofesoExtrictas condco
mes saniariasLa mas competa dotac6n la lsa de
instrumental mOdernOs de mayor utdad para
tamiento cienteo de odas las intermediates curabcs
arrego las mas rep9tadas prescrpcones medo quirrgcs
-hermosa higi6nica siuaci6n.-Comodidad esmerado
servcoAsistencia facuatiya dc primer 6rden-Cuerpo
medico residente ell Sanatoro
Sc admiten traamiento enfermos de pago unoy
pudendo atendidos por propos m6dcos por
los de Ia Sociedad
Departamentos especales asados para seforas.
Consultaa ell Sanatoro por o Dr. Don Julio BarreiPo
particuares, de de la tarde los das laborablesReeq-
noemientos $l000--Consulta simple $500
Operacones traamien0S especae baios de ld de aire
hidoel6crcOs hidroerdpicos masajes, Kayos "x Fugu
raeion' etc, preeios equtatyamente convencionaes
CoNsULToRlO;
Rafael Cordero 122
San Juan. .-
Ed;fco construdo al obeto poado de los elementos
Atenddo los praccanes de Ia Socedad fuera
de las 5ora de cons de los acuavos guarda de urno
desde las de la na1ana 6 de Ia tarde.
PERSONAL 4CIENTIFICO
Director del Sanatorio: Dr. Don Julio Barrero.
Consulta General: sanatOrioParada s7-Hato Rey, de
& 5 tarde, todoS los dias laborables.
Director del Consultoro: Dr. Don Manuel Quevedo Baez
Consulta General Consuorio de 5h de la tarde loa
dfas sbOabe de u de Ia ma1ana los das fesivOs
Cirugia General: DIR. pon Rafael Veiez Lopez
Consua: Er ell Consultoo de 2 tarde los das Iabo
bes En- Ell sanatoro pareuares. Dc 10 IL de maapa
los Martes, Jneves Sabados.
Especasta Oios, Nariz, Oidos Gargants:- Don
Consuta: En- Ell ConsulOrio, de s tarde los dlas Ia
borables En- e sanatoro, particulsres de 5 tarde
los dfas laborables.
M6dicos Internos en- el sanatorio
DIR. Don Manuel Pavfa.
DIR. Don Manuel Cortes.
Cirugfa Dental: DR.. Don Lorenzo r. Noa.
Consulta ODoneI No. 10 (Plazuela Col6n), de tar
de, los dias laborables.
Z Practicantes: Don Enrique Fernandez i,
sss+.s !" Jose DucEeny, =
I" Nicolas Gonzalez
zsstenca facultativa secundada efcazmene por 10 HI
Jas de la Carload Nurses tuada de compea sptud prac
tica contfnua larga experencia.
Los socios de nmero evcntuales solo $3.50 al
mes tenendo derecho atcnddos cualquiera de
bos Esablecmentos al presenter A dmo recbo eobradO
Presdencia, Apartado 241. Tesnreria Apartado 2O1
San Juan, P. r. San Juan, p Il.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-08
Information del Dorado.

ENFERMA, Y muchO 10 sen
timo3, Sc cncuentra, Y sc ha re-
tirado de la Escuela slI rcsiden-
cia en- IIato Rey, unida su aprc
ciabIe famiIia. la culta profesO-
ia Srta. Angelina Garcia, la que
con gran acierto ha dirigido una
cscuela gradllada Ell este pueblo.
Notos fervientes pOr su pronto
restablecimiento v lisero rcgre-
so.
La de Perico de Diego; hemos
tcnido el gustO de estrechar la
mano, del que aqui sc encuentra
dcsde aver; Y parcce que algo
asi como asuntos de pcriodiSta,
nos ha traido tain apreciado y
qucrido hucspcd. Que prolOngue
su estadia entire nOsotros supli-
camos slls amigos.
-Es falso, ciertO rumor que
sc CORE no sc de que partc refc-
rente a que nucstro popular Al
caldc, Don Jose Andreu, lie ha-
yam formulado cargos ante ell Ho
norable Gobernador de Puerto
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-08

Rico. Sc dice que los mismOs
que Sc los fol'mularon a 6l, Y al
SecretariO -Contador Municipal,
Sr. Jose |. Rodriguez, hace al
gunOs dlas, prcparan Otro nuevo
ataquc en- contra de los rcctOs V
p0pulares ADMINISTRATORS Mu-
nicipales de este pueblo. Y cllos
dicen: ell que no tiene echas no
tienc. :. v la JUSTICIA BRi-
LLARA. Y como ell gObierno, ell
pueblo y todo el mundo conocen
a quienes son los lie atacan, y
por que atacan, no es cosa de la
mentarlO muchO.
Hay personals que estan por
encima de tOdO 10 que Ell Sill con
ira Sc olga.
- ADMINISTRATORS Municipal,
les, Marchad de acuerdo con el
criterio de la Ley, sin permitil
ser subyugados por aquellos que
pretcndicron haccrlo pero les ha
saiido vana la Castaiia..
Jose IsabrI RodrigHc..
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-08

Hay que Greer en- cl Espiritis-
mo-.
De IN recoitc leo que una
"santa medium, emo Scrh una
medic santa?), hizo III mila%ro
que todos los expenditures, mo
serlan eXpcctroS?), hnycron DIES
pavoridos, tcmcrosos de que hi
cieran cen cll0s 10 que con la que
silvi6 die aut6mata para rcalizar
Il experimental. iiablo de ana
senora.)
IIsto cs s0IprendcNtc. Fig1la-
te, Iector amigo, cue Ia "mcdio
santa" cntrcgaba IN atilado Gu
chillo a su victiina, poirHc 10 sc
ie puc,le iiamar de otra mancra,
Y IN invitaba a que Sc dlcra de
puilaladaS en- cl vientrc, y dcS-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-08
EL Al MENTO \ LA POLICIA

l1l Rcprc%entante a Ia CAmara
Sr. IIernaiz Sc muestra satisfe-
cho DC haber obtcnilo cn cl Co
nlitG de Haciendl IN aumcnto
de $5 para cada policia inSnlar
al mes y cl 10 por cicnto Sc
ri aprobado en- dclinitiva 1Dor cl'
scnado al tcrminarSe el Prosu-
pfcSt0. Us just0.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-08
Mas Information General,

de los Jefes de la antigua Casa
Sobrinos de Ezquiaga y ell Sr. Jo-
Sc Leon de la de Sres. l.. Villamil
y Compaiiia Sue. van por alg1n
tempo a su lar y estar;in ausen-
tes alg1n tempo de la Isla. lei
Sr. Arsuaga tienc sus niilos en-
un Colegio dc las Provincias vas
cas- V cl Sr. Leon familiarcs s,l
yos en- Madrid. Nuestro antici
pado descO del mas fcliz viaje q
breve plaZO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-08

No hay cOSa poor que los celOS.
A cada ratio lecmoS un drama que
Slcede a cOnsecuencia de ello2.
pero analicemos el asunto. Des
pueS que dos personals (masculi-
no V fclnenino) sc quieren tanto
vicncn los celos, cl diablo de los
hogDres, Sc mcte pOr Ell medic,
sin causa justificada, y... dicho
V hcch0, el amor resulta odlO, el
udiO, POGO Il POGO embargo los
fdnimos y muy pront0 un crlmen
haSta un suicidio. Pcro 81 la
gcntc pcnsara con la cabeza, no
succdcrian cOsas como cStas. Lo
mas no pasaria de I'm par de ca
rinos con la palma de la mano
T.. content0s.
Hay que tencr flierza de volun-
tad Y sangre de horchata.
r. Tco.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-08
PARA ESPANA

Dentro de breve fccha dejaraI
por algnn tempo sus respectiva'
rcsidencias de esta Ciudad y Sal
turce dos distinguishes elementO
de nuestro alto comercio y ban
ca. IIl Sr. Pedro ArZuaga, un'
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-08

pu6s que el arma habfa heridO sus
carncs, 0a de la senora con la
cuaI sc hizO ell mildgrO, la Ope-
radora lc mandaba acostarse en-
ell piso, y con solo ponerle las ma
nos en- las heridas. -, completa-
mcnte curada.
Ilsto 81 que tiene escamas. y
lucgo dccimos que estamos Ell ell
siglO veinte...
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-08

glane, para explotar un servicio
de ancOnes Ell los puertOs de Ma
yaguez, Santa Isabel y Ponce,
respectivamente.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1919-10-16
Music Recital at Benton City.

On Saturday afternoon a music re-
citaI was given at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Russell by the music
class of Mrs. f. H. Tincher of Mexico.
Each pupil performed his part in
manner most pleasing to those assem-
blcd. Mrs. Tincher is most pains
taking teacher as the work of the class
proved. At the close chocolate and
waters wer served.
The following are the names of the
music class: Lloyd Russell, Mrs.
Mrs. Dewey Hildebrand, Marie Cald-
well, Margaret Douglass, Nadine
Douglass, Mildred Russell, Rex Rus
nl, Lutte Watson, Minnette Wool
ridge. Eva Goodson, Nina Hofscss,
'.seie Turner, Mrs. G. W.. Russell, Mad
allyn Douglass. Mabel Douglass, VIM
'cd Stratton, Mrs. VIM Coil, Mrs.
&. W. Russell, Pauline Waddington.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1919-10-16
S. P. EMM0NS BUYS
THE Bolts PROPERTY

The w. J. Bolts home on South JEFF
fcrson street, was sold Saturday after
noon for $4,000 to S. P. Emmons. 1t
was sold in a partition suit in settle
ment of the estate. 1t is one of the
most substantial homes in the city and
was considered bought most reason
ably. To replace the property today
would cost fully $4,000.
The Adolph Fennewald farm near
Martinsburg was sold in partition
Saturday afternoon. That part con-
sisting Of 122 acres was bought by AL
bert Fennewald for $50 an acre. The
dover interest of Mrs. Katheryn Fen
newald, consisting of about 20 acres,
brought SLIPS to go to purchaser at
her death. 1t was bought by George
Dorm.
The Newberry II acres, south of
Benton City, sold in partition, brought
$4,000 and were bought by son Of
Ira Miller.
The Mccullough property, on South
Washington street, just back of DR..
w. L. Reed, brought $500 and was
purchased by r. l.. Mundy.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1919-10-16
DYE NEWS ITEMS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Alderman and
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Hagan attended the
funeral of Beauford Foy held at Lad
donia Monday. - Mr.. Jake La Rue
and Frank James were in Mexico last
week Miss Hilda Anderson, Miss
Martha Tucker and Russell Adele who
arc attending Mcmillan High School
were home for the weekend. - Miss
Mattye Harrell is in Montgomery.
H. F. Dudgeon was the guest Of Harry
Galloway Sunday. Mrs. F. Hagan
was the guest of Mrs. Frank Paige
Tuesday. - Harry Erdel and family
were the guests of Albert Erdel Tues
day evening. - The rain Friday will,
prevent many from getting their
wheat in this fall. - Henry Erdel at
tended the fair at Fulton last week. -
Miss Martha Berry, who is attending
Howard Payne spent the weekend
with her parents.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1919-10-16
ORDERED
FOR SEPTIC BONDS
Council in Meeting Monday Night De-
cides That City Shall Vote
November 10

In regular session. Monday night the
city council passed an ordinance pro-
viding for the issuance of 5000 n
bonds to build septic tanks for the
city and the question will be submitted
to the voters at an election November
10.
Ordinances ordering tax bills issued
against property owners along the
Boulevard, South Clark, East Liberty
street and Muldrow street were given
two readings. If passed this ordin-
ance will provide for the oiling of these
streets.
Mr.. Owen moved that the mayor and
council prepare report for the voters
explaining the septic tank proposition.
On the motion of Mr.. Adams a car OF
crushed rock is to be ordered to repair
crossings.
Melville Paul and H. Hassen asked
rermission to lower the sidewalk along
their property on Promenade. This
was referred to the street and alley
committee. Mr.. Owen, chairman Of
the claims committee, reported bills 10
the amount of $3.50 which were al
lowed,
Mr. Eller, chairman Of the finance
committee, reported a balance in the
general fund Of $1,05425; in the light
fund, 81 ,872. 80; in the library fund,
$S57.93; in the septic tank fund, $4,-
1924; in the cemetery fund, $7114;
vehicle fund, $25.46; and in the sewer
fund $31.12.
Reports were heard from the street
committee. The superintendent of the
cemetery reported that there were
eleven burials last month. These re-
ports were approved.
Mayor Harrison presided at the
meeting with all members present ex-
cept Mr.. Wood, who was out Of the
city. The council adjourned until Mon.
day, October 20.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1919-10-16
TO INVITE PROM.
NENT MEN 70 CITY
ehamber of Commerce Will Ask
Statesmen and Ambassador TO
Come to Mexico and Speak

At the first weekly luncheon of the
Mexico Chamber of Commerce Thurs
Ssy a resolution was passed ordering
nvitations extended to the following
prominent Americans to come to this
aty at a date to be set in the near
future and address monster meeting
sere on matters of public interest.
General John Pershing, Champ Clark,
Governor Frederic Gardner, Senator
Seldom p. Spencer, Ambassador David
Frances.
The weekly luncheons will in the fu-
1Hre be a regular Chamber of Com
Merce event. The meeting this week
discussed plans for the semi-annual
Bollar Day. 1t was decided that the
Bext meeting would be given over to
me consideration Of plans for better
housing conditions here.
Mr.. Gallagher, superintendent of the
Mexico international Shoe Co., plant
stated his factory could use fifty more
sirls if they could be procured.
1t was decided that it was too late
20 attempt to hold street fair this
vvar but that committee be appointed
x once 10 start planning for an event
u this kind for next fall.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1919-10-16
mo BIDS RECEIVED
TO COMPLETE ROAD
County Court Advertised For Bids TO
Place Gravel on Road Between
Mexico and Galloway Line.

Recently the Audrain County Court
advertised for bids to gravel the sec-
ton of road between Mexico and the
Galloway county line, south of this
city. No bids were received in reply to
the advertisement and the matter Of
completing this road according to
County Clerk Ross Cauthorn is now IN
the hands of the State Highway depart
ment, An engineer representing the
State Highway department is expected
here at once to make arrangements for
this work.
The road to be improved is about
8 miles long. A topping of gravel is
to be placed on that part of the high
way which is in the eight mile road dis
trict and is already macadamed. The
remainder of the road has been graded
and all the bridges but one installed.
This last bridge will be in place short
ly.
The County Court is anxious to have
this road complete as soon as possible
md was greatly disappointed when
there were no bids following their cal
for them. The road is a section of the
state capital highway which will pass
lrough Galloway county to Fulton.
Plans are underway 70 have the road
ar.1"h Galloway Improved shortly.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1919-10-16
RED CROSS NOTES.

Roll Call is now on and the children
are busy. Mexico public schools has
heretofore, been 100 per cent in men,
bership-don't let it fall below that.
If any mother has not made arran-
gements to take her baby to the Baby
Clinic, do so at once. This Clinic will
be held each Thursday at 3 p. M, at
the Home Nursing Room on the sodth
side of the square. DR.. Million and
Mrs. Kunze have this III Charge and tie
examination and ady;"a are absolutely
free.
The Home Service section has been
busy the last week perfecting plans
for the future. These plans will be
made public next week.
Ask These Questions
Ask any woman or girl VINO has
taken the Red Cross Course in Home
Nursing and Care of the Sick whether
she has been benefited by it.
Ask any man or boy, woman or girl
whether they think First Aid useful.
Ask any parent or teacher about the
effect of Junior Membership upon the
children of the country.
Ask the Service man or any member
of his family what they would have
done without Red Cross Home Ser
vice.
Ask the wounded fighting man who
is still in a camp hospital what the
Red Cross is doing for him.
Ask the $4,000 Americans who are
guarding the Mexican border if the
Red Cross is a comfort to them.
Ask the hungry, the weak, the home
less, the sick. the sorrowing, the suffer-
ing to what they look for future aid.
The third Red Cross membership
Roll Call win begin Nov. 2nd and last
days. B. G. Reavis the chairman will
90 to Kansas City Thursday, October
IL to receive instructions from the
Red Cross Conference about the cam
paign. He is expecting to make this
memorable Roll Call-one member
ship for every adult in the county.
THE JUNIOR RED CROSS.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1919-10-16
AUXVASSE TO GET
LIGHT FROM MEXICO
Mexico Power and Light Co, Has
Closed Contract to Build
Transmission Line

A contract to furnish electric cur
rent for lighting and power purposes
TO the city of Auxvasse was closed last
week with the Mexico Power and Light
Company, according statement of
officials of the company Tuesday.
The line will probably be completed to
the extent that light can be furnished
the streets by December 1st.
1t was reported that the company is
urging the installation of line to Nc
Credic but no definite action has as yet
been taken in that direction.
The project to light Auxvasse elec-
trically has been pending for some
time and a decision was reached al
most three weeks ago to give the con-
tract for the building of the transmits
sion line to the Mexico company. At a
recent meeting in Auxvasse which was
attended by f. r. Locke, of the Mex
leo Power and Light Company, the
people were told that the line would
be built if they subscribed for ap-
proximately $4,000 worth of stock.
Reports secured from AuXvasse Tues
day indicate that this amount has been
rryr+i.aIly mnbruD
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1919-10-16
MISSOURI SYNOD TO
MEET HERE SOON
Gathering of Ministers. and Laymen Of
Presbyterian Church Will Hold
Sessions in Mexico

The Synod of the Presbyterian
church of the United States, for Mis-
souri,, will be held in this city this
month. 1t will start Tuesday, October
2S and continue through and includ-
ing Friday of that week.
The meeting will be a statewide one
and over hundred delegates are ex-
pected. A splendid program has been
arranged for the sessions and many of
its features will be of interest to the
general public.
DR.. Henry w. Sweets, of Louisville,
KY, representing all of the benevolent
causes of the church, will be present
and address the gathering. Among
the other prominent and interesting
men to be present will be DR.. John All
bott, of Kansas City, who, Wednesday
evening of the meeting, will speak on
Home Missions as they apply to the
State of Missouri.
The sessions will be held in the Mex
leo Presbyterian church. The gather
ing will be one of the notable relig-
ious meetings in Missouri this year.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1919-10-16
PETIT JURORS CHOSEN.
County Co-rt Makes Up List For the
November Term.

The county court has made up the
list of petit jurors for the November
erm Of the circuit court, A list CT
twcnty-four alternates was also drawn
up and these will serve in case of the
regular jurors are unable to attend.
The jurors as selected by townships
are:
7. j. McPike, c. F. Barney, A. A.
Ganaway, George Williams, and Earl
House of Cuivre; F. P. Davis and E.
w. Crane of Loutre; NJ. W. Syler and
Girls Marburg Of Prairie; Dick Thom-
rs, Sr., of Linn; J. W. Smith, Gale
Johnston, Elon Dearing, T. w. Stuart,
r. A. Boyd c. P. Forbach, Walter
Squires, J. W. McCory, Earl Brown,
and w. 4. Sharp, Of Salt River; 0. 7.
|awthorn and Cy Barnes, Jr, of Will
son; r T. Fagg and T. J. Arnold of
Sailing,