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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-26
Requisition for Man
Held for Murder

SACRAMENTO. cal, Jan. 2G.--
Governor stephens has issued re-
QUESTION upon the governor of New
Mexico for cNtradition OF Warren @.
Cooper, mining engineer under ar
rest In Carlsbad, y NJ, and wanted
In san Francisco as an accessory TO
the kintnE OF Edward g. Kelly by
Edgar MoodgnCk on september Is.
Cooper who is charged With murder.
is alleged to have been with Wood %
cock on the night OF the shooting.
Detective Sergeant James Gallagher,
~ san Francisco, who came here to
get the rouuisition papers. said Cooper
is willing tu return. lie has been in
the OIL business with offices at Albu-
mmnImmn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-26
MINERS STRIKE
TO TEST NEW
KANSAS LAW
400 Go Out in Protest
Against Industrial
Court Bill

PtTTsBuRG. Kans Jan. 26.--Four
hundred Kansas miners struck this
morning because OF the passage or
the industrial court bin a mine Of
the Western Coat 4 Mining company
at Franklin, and mine Of the Wear
Coal company at Dunllrk. were
idle.
Although the court has not yet
been organized to operate. It became
legally established with the publicn-
tion OF the new law In the official
state paper Saturday
Governor Allen and members Of
the court went into conference this
morning ana upon learning of the
strike announced that whatever ac-
tion Is deemed necessary viii be taken
az once.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-26
Cold Wave Hits
New England States

BOSTON, Jan, 30.-The mercury
was forced TO new official low levels
by the cold wave which spread over
Northern New England last night.
Northfield, Vermont, with n reading
Of 30 minus, was the coldest place on
the northern American continent from
which official reports were received
from the weather bureau today.
Unofficial figures, however. ran
lower. reports OF forty below coming
from Van Buren,. Mass. and Mont-
policr, VI.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-26
Hun Minister
Shot; Assailant
Is Arrested

BERLIN. Jan. Matthias Err
berger the minister of finance, WIS
wounded by shot fired nj him to-
day.
Herr Erzterger wus shot as he was
leaving the criminal courts building
after hearing In the Heiiferlch H.
bel suit Only one shot struck the
minister, who was slightly wounded
In the shoulder.
His assistant. who gave his name
as Oltwir Won Hirschfeld. was ar
rested.
Won Hirschfeld is a former cadet
officer.
The assallnnt OF the finance minis
ter was seized by the police and taken
TO a police station where his name
was discovered. BE is 20 years old
and now is student living In a su.
hurb ~ Perlln with his parents. His
Ga her Is bank official
Herr Erzherger was engaged In
conversation with his solicitor. Or.
Fricdlauder. outside the criminal
courts 90 . 80 o'clock when his as
suilInt. well dressed young man.
approached and fired a revolver al
the finance minister. The shot en-
tered his shoulder.
Dr. Friedlander sprang at the
youth. who al the same moment fired
"a second siot which hit Herr Erzberg-
er In the region Of the stomach, bur
glanced OFF his watch chain ana a
button
Herr Erzberger staggered into his
motor car which was waiting 20 take
him home and drove of at full speed.
While the finance minister II not
seriously wounded ar operation Will
hr necessary to extract the bullet
from his shoulder
Matthias Erzberger, for many years
leader Of the German center party. Is
one % the most prominent figures In
, German public life. During the war
he was a strong supporter OF the
government In general but because
of his activities with regard 20 t1e
. EcI,hstaE peace move In July. 1911,
Ir Karl Holfferich. former vice
chancellor. accused Herr Erzberger 90
high treason.
lie was "a member Of the German
nrm istice delegation sent TO Marshal
F0ch's headquarters ana continued
acting fur Germany in various ncru-
uatlous over the armistice terms after
the truce hud gone into effect. when
the peace trru.y VII. suhmiticd hy
the allies he favored tn, signing Of
/ 90 hv Germany.
when the Bauer cabinet was form
ed iu June, 1913. Herr Erzherger was
nppointca vice premier ana minister
OF finance.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-26
Canadian Embargo on
Newsprint Is Lifted

OTTAWA, Ont. Jan. 26.--Western
OanaUiun newspapers now are recciv-
ing Their fun supply OF news print.
according to telegram received here
today from r. W. Brcsdnor, paper
controller. The embargo on the Fort
Francis pulp and Paper COMPANY =
export business which was imposed
upon It's refusal to supply western
Canadian publishers, was lifted sat
urday night.
No details OF the settlement were
announced
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-26
Wilson Has Decided
on Glass Successor

WASHINGTON, Jan. ga President
Wilson has selected a secretary Of
the treasury 90 succeed carter Ninas
and his nomination ia expected 60 be
sent tu the senate within day or two.
At the white house II was said to-
day that the president had chosen a
man whose name has not been lnclud-
ed among those mentioned In public
discussion Of possible Tuccessora 20
Mr.. Glass.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-26
Is Kn.IrD " COLLISION.

NVNTH NY. UUT-, 7 IN ~" III
tern %, rsunS were killed tni large
tumbes injured rs ia result Of a
colIsipl yesterday hetw 'vn the Two
s,,Hioii or the Canadian rIcifi ">-
press iur Nlucou,c. which occurred
about ~ miles east OF here. the
rear sleeper ui the first unvtinu which
war stalled WIS tclosc 'prh hN tho
locomotive Of the second st''"I 'I Il
-irht passcur,is were kiilrd outright,
Gwen dNing later i.om ;htu injuries.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-26
~ NEW CASES or

SANTA FE. y. NJ, Jan. 26.--innu-
cnza has suread to Lincoln county. the
town Of Ancho reporting cases to-
day. The county reports four more
and four are reported from Alluquer-
que and vicinity Todaya reports
came by telegraph TO the state health
department
The departments weekly bulletin.
based upon mail reporan from local
health officers, shows total Of 81
cases last week. distributed as follows.
Bernaliilo. 8; ChaNcH, o: Roosevelt.
"a; Santa Fe l; Taos, 2S; Union. =.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-26
Lend Your Auto Tc
The Public Schools

Automobiles are needed 10 get
voters To the polling places for to-
murrOW's school bond election.
1t YOU can spare your uutomo-
bile for an or part OF tomorrow,
and 10 you are willing to spare II
in the cause OF better schools Tor
Albuquerque, thon telephone this
afternoon or evening to Harold
Sellers, president Of the Junior
Chamber OF Commerce, phone 500,
or to John Milne, city SCHOOL SUI
porlntendent. 1890; cithor Of the
above offices will glvo you the
line-up for tomorrow,
LIFTS MAKE m UNANIMOUS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-26
IIoUOn ron IORTIGN sUIPs.

TWWNTWFNTE- u T. IIW- ""
Prohibition against use OF liquors on
foreign vessels in American ports has
been llf sd pending dotcrm nation OF
she law hN the attorney general, ac-
cordiug 90 instructions ~ the secre-
turv q the treasury received here to-
day hy collector of customs, Frank
y. Fuzsimmous
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-26
NEW YORK PAPERs MERGED.

NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-Frank A.
Munsey who announced that no
would merge the sun and the Herald.
states that the Evening Telegram,
which he purchased at the same time
with tho Herald, viii be continued as
independent publication. The Paris
edition OF the New York Herald will
not he affected by the merger. he
added
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-26
nIlNIN Is AnRNIGNEn.

SEATTLE, " ash, Jan. 26.- Cap
tain John F blain. former north
Pacific district manager ~ the Unit
to plead To un indictment returned
against him here charging him with
accepting secret commissions on sales
to the board while he was manager.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-26
wYOMuNG sOIONs NEET.

IHEN ENNE, Wyo., Jan. sh'---Iho
special session OF the Wyoming legis-
lature convened here today pursuant
to a call issued several weeks ago by
Governor Robert ID. Carey The only
business before the assembly will be
action on the proposed ratification Of
the suffrage amendment TO the fed
crul constitution. The session viii
probably not last more Than two
days.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-26
COOIInGr NOT \ CNNDID NTE.

UOSTUN- INN ION0UUT IOOT-
lose declared yesterday tbnt nc WAS
ROT and never had been o candidate
'ut president ana tlut ~. would rot
enter contest FOR the Massachusetts
delegation TO the repuhluIn national
convention. Un did not s.tE he would
upI ore the presentation ui hts name
tf 'lc chicago convent nn hut wus
emphatic iu bis assertion that he
would not permit the impututiun That
hp had used the office ui governor 90
promote his own Interests thl ough
the selection ut delegates.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-26
mANIL Is INIrnnAIn-

los ANGEIIN' Cullf. Jan. ~
Vicente Blasco lbanez. Spanish au-
thor whose illness here neceEsiiatCs
the cancellation OF a lecture engage
ment was reported slightly better to-
day lie Is confined 70 his bed In a
Pasadena hotel, suffering from what
his physician states b. a severe cold.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-26

WASHtNGTON. Jan 26.-The SUI
premc court viii recess next Monday
until March 4. chief Justice White
announced today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-26
NEM CNNNnINN MINIsTEn.

OTTAWA. Jan 2G Hugh Guthrie.
sol cifnr general. has been appointed
minister of militia tn succeed Major
General Mewhurn. resigned, ID was
announced hero today
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-26
Worlds Debt Put
At 5000, 900, 900, 900

NEW YORK. Jan. 2e.--The worlds
debt was estimated by the National
city Bank today at 5000. 0OO. OOO. GOO
compared with $40 900. .O0O. 900 in
1914.
Paper currency throughout the
world increared 500 per cent since
1914, while the sold reserve behind
Il Increased only 40 per. cent. accord
ing 10 Statistics complied by the hank
The face value OF paper currency Of
thirty principal countries. which to-
tailed t7.2b0.OOO. 900 In 1914 had in
creased to 10000. .0OO. 600 az the
time OF the armiatice and to $50. =
ee0.oOo IN December. 1919. exclusive
~ $4,000. coo. 900 issued BY the Rus
sian soviet government.
PETsHING IN LOS ANGELES.
Los ANGELES. Calf, Jan. 2t.--
General John j. l'ershlng arrived
here today for sixteen hour visit,
during which the exercise Of his offic-
lai duties Il to be intcrpersed with
public events.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-26
a. DEATHS IN LAST
"a HOURS IN NEW YORK.

NEW YoRK. Jan. 2s.-Deaths
from influenza here 80 far this month
total 2O2 Of which t3 occurred dur
Ing the last "a hours. an increase OF
"a over the number reported yester-
day. Deaths from pneumonia during
the month were reported as LIST OF
which IS were reported To-Day, or i3
more than yesterday.
Today's addition 20 the number OF
Influenza cases was t.7l2, making tho
months total io.bii.
New cases OF pneumonia were 23s,
making the months total s.f25.
90 DEATHS FROM FLU
IN CHICAGO TODAY.
CHICAGO, Jan. 26.--Today's
death toll from influenza and pneu-
(Continued On paEe two.i
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-26

Chicaeo. choice tl6.11 70 fl151i
medium. tii.st 70 sis.ss; receip'a.
Ksnsas CITY. iis.s5 70 si7oo; re-
celpts. 1880.
receipts. 1000.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-26
METAL MA,,KErs

tt,Sf.
Copper easier. Elcctrulytic spot
first quarter, iSa mi9Ar; second
quarter. iah nieAc.
Iron steady No, I northern $3.50,
No. northern. if.h0. No southern.
42.O0.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-04-01
'.sAamsnasrs Nhile s0Eks sss Ens- nss sBs~sz s-annpsef and al tne Aas ssi eepsxsssiss ssosSs al tsnffsrsss.

4 real sssssslez s-esss ~iss bs gSven as fae NeEsaosisst .snnret Suzassssv nrs4s ApsfI z py sse essoss assisted ty fna otsssr cfsos-s cf fine etsz Admission 7ree.
 Tise 1asss numseer e ftne TnFrt AE- ssnal Sunday School Cnau1zsngns will be grsn py the esaoss al tsse A1etne- dsas esanrch Sunday nigsrt. April q Admission 1res.
 Jesse Grow ss nct connected win our pressing ssaor any raors and Carl Porter vii have personal charge of al work serldere0 ns Ne appreciate sous business and stick 1c orr motto Of '.Saais1ae.1on Guaranteed or No Pay" JHsi safi z0s--Fortes Brsss Steam Laundry and Dry Cleaning Plant, 30e5
 $. $. FattuS wfac has beer in the city visiting nls family returned tass morning to Washington where he has esaa~ze of nsiN
 aiaas for al makes and sizes of Ksdaks at HESTERLYsS
 Handerson Cantley was pafnfuis7 burned on the hands and aisont the face this morning when . gasoline torch exploded He was wiring 2 residence and at the time of the ex~ plosaon was pumping air in tsae torch wflef nas already burning and for some reason get unknown te Sander son, the tank exploded
 FOR EALE--Golden Wyandotte eggs fos matching. Selected settings for s2Oo ". C. Flames zSdG
 Frank MeAieey Of Broken Bow, Okla, brother of Mrs. Cad Porter, accompanied by I s. Noble of Brok~ en Bow, spent last night in the city. the guests of Nr and Mrs. Porter. They are enroute to Little Rock where they will eftet the University of Arkansas school Sf pharmacy,
 SSaye the Surface and you Save All" good advice, 50 we recommend the use of Acme House Paint Ne vada County Hardware Co, zSdS.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-04-01

w T B1nifa rsal sxrase and ul nsan 0f Bssszas was s nasiRsss vssat er so Arssecss hfis ansrrzng
 .Lo x1s xaal to GtnexrI tns anuaa Easeer tzneska at Hne MsthoEaki ensreh Sssn<sas nleht. Arrsl A
 fsresn -c0rr as4l pare cers enoPS s2.0g per uasas.-Th2n Enkens- ab
 ksrE Haksen Hasssv nerzrnec EeS sbsrnay afterneon iron DsaryFilis sessere siss ksss beer tbe xass. of aHsas Tn4inss kiRskey
 sseneo hszerE- sseRcp fkezssS ssene kanss Sfress al HESTfRLYE-
 FRESH veal eaepn. oorn fen pori. an1 al ksxzzk ot 1rssh meats Gnn grp e@ssse at L,orsseizas kiss1 A1arket FnoDe I& g3-G9
The Prescott daily news., 1920-04-01
LOCAL NEWs fTyyg

nsss yess fisns desesssst as HE'S J'EkLgsS.
 SPECIAL FOR FEfDAa--AngeI Food Neasesse1s Ee eCssan al HES TERI TsS
 E@ste~ Post Cas1s asse Raster Book 1ess as uESfEkLysS.
 Angei Food 1ntfi Fruit Ies Cxeans keoey aG bESTEELrsS
 SOAP Dyes, Easter Dsss, Diamond Dyss, Fasaaa Dyes, al eoioss as ftESTEELT,S,
 Ms (. E, Andrews and Mrs DaY- 500 Atkinson ass spending the day n Tezarkana.
 Nysis Ferfans, Teilss Water, 1aI~ eaa Fesa~s, Face Powder at Bf$~ TEfLYsS,
 N5ss fnez Blakely Of Lstsle Rock is in tts eaty visiting sse family Of her pteis, X. 4, Blaksiy.
 Speeaaifc Thursaas Aaga fee1 1at0 Fruit Lee Cseam aa HESTER. Lfss.
 FOR SALE 4 nice nias yooa residence on Chf3stlan Edge, two acres of land aad tifse tenant houses on place, Gail 1Sz. l,I-d2
 1eday js the sixteenth anniversary of tise establishment of the rural routes out of Prescott The first route was established on April 1, 1904.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-04-01
REPETITION
 MAKES REHTATf)k

~sAats a@le sep tianaa sf Gas1ssses ssss~r sep sssss q S@~y parfsensas gre se<spkie1 so zill eeenase got aoer tsz4k sFser . p~ssoc of Ssase sse sasSs 4Alzs1 al prescriptions insE ae tsses ~ens Nffslen ex nek 6 4al
 itS easy se eat stsnp tkss asnouats ~ tsae asaaisss gf tase 9oossS. esaaras q istsls l=ae anc tzs@u teil ses tssaE lsse 8tsssF feissrs Charges tec sapes, eu. q tszssf tsee staff sn seas ssesszezse sss Nsii ak sn ske sisessse so fill tzsesss tsGlsktf os ssot ai
 Tsifsas ft over
The Prescott daily news., 1920-04-01

Save the Surface and you Save Ailv-good advice, 50 we recommend the use of Acme House Paint Ne vada County Hardware Co. z9dS.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-03-19
Just Folks
THE OLD WOODEN TUB.
By EDGAR A. GUEST

/ like to get to thinking of the old
days that are gone,
When there were joys that never
more the world will look upon,
The days before inventors smoothed
the little cares away
And made what seemed but luxu-
ries then, the joys of every day;
When bathrooms were exceptions,
and we got our weekly scrub
BY standing in the middle of lit
tie wooden tub.
We had no rapid heaters, and no
blazing gas to burn,
We boiled the water on the stove,
and each one took his turn.
Sometimes to save expenses we
would use one tub for two.
The water brother Billy used, for me
would also do,
Although an extra kettle was grant
ed, | admit,
On winter nights to freshen and to
warm it up bit.
We carried water up the stairs in
buckets and in pals,
And sometimes splashed it on our
legs and rent the air with
walls,
But if the nights were very cold, by
closing every door
We were allowed to take our bath
upon the kitchen floor.
Beside the CHEEKY stove we stood
and gave ourselves rub
In comfort most luxurious in that
old wooden tub.
But modern homes no more 60
through that joyous weekly fun,
And Though the sitting rooms at
night no half-dried children run,
No little flying forms go past, too
swift to see their charms
With shirts and underwear and
things tucked underneath
their arms;
The homes so full of luxury now,
it's almost like club
/ sometimes wish we could go back
to that old wooden tub.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-02-19
Oran Z. Knight, grand nephew

Oran f. Knight, grand nephew
LIZ part $86.34.
Aleta K. Daugherty, grind niece,
LII part #8G.34.
.Nettie X. Wait, niece, 2-91 part
$222.O2.
June X. Hire, niece, 2-91 part,
S222.02.
Gcrrude X. Greater, niece, 2-9l part
$222.02.
Chas. H. Kabrich, nephew, 2-91 part
%222.01,
Milton A.Kabrich, nephew, 2-91 part
%22201.
Harry X. Kabrich, nephew, 2-9l part
$222.01.
J, B. Kabrich, grand nephew, l-9l
part, $1l1.O1.
Mary f. Kabrich, grand niece, In
part, $111O0.
Emma X. Covert, niece, 1-2G oar.
23ss.53.
Life K. Hemmingar niece, t-23
part, $308.53.
Laura K. Crawford, niece, I-26
part, &388.53.
Edith Troyer, grand niece, 1-156
part, $6476.
Lucy Wealand, grand niece, 1-15G
part, $64,76.
Virgil Welborn, grand nephew, / .156
part, $64.7G.
Lawrence Welborn, grand nephew,
1-156 part, $64.75.
Lucille Vinson, grand niece, 1-156
part, $G4.76.
| Margaret Welborn, great grand
niece, 1924 part $16.19.
William Welborn, great grand
nephew, 1924 part, $1619.
Helen Welborn, great grand niece,
1-624 part, $16.19.
Bernard Welborn, great grand
nephew, 1924 part, $16.19.
Greeley Steinberger, nephew, 1-13
part, $777.05.
Jennie Pearabeau, niece 1-13
part, $77705.
Annie X. Masters, sister, 2-13 part,
S1554.10.
John Houser, nephew, 1-26 part,
$38S.53.
Frank Houser, nephew, 1926 part,
$3S8.53.
Annie H. Helfenstein, niece, 1-2G
part, $38S.52.
Lucretia H. Harper, nice, 1-2G
part, S3SS.52.
Total s9995.7O.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-02-19
MISS TAYLOR TO MARRY.
Former Mexico Girl Will Wed Prom;
inent Texas Farmer.

Miss Ruth Taylor formerly of this
city, will be married February 25 at
her home in Fordwick, Va, to L. A..
Morrell, of Milford, Texas. They will
make their home in Texas where the
bridegroom is a prominent and pop
ular young farmer.
Miss Taylor was secretary of the
Hardin campaign here and while in
Mexico made many warm and admir-
ing friends. She is a splendid young
woman, quite pretty and thoroughly
capable. Her wedding will come as
surprise to her many Mexico admir-
ers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-02-19
RESIDUE OF KABRICH
ESTATE DISTRIBUTED

In the estate Of Gorge Kabrich the
executors, J. B. Armstrong and Pearl
c. Van Horn Friday made with :ho
Probate Court a final scttlemon:
showing that the residue Of the estate
was $9995.70.
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''.'.''..',..'" d. ''1l.1l'gS' maize niece '1 ''.'-
100 .'' '-'' r".' .'-'''0-'
Aat.aa" NJ hartman n1phe" CT
1Ht biooa' l~"9 part $zo''0='
William NJ Hartman grand
nephew OF haf blood I-Z94 part F45'l'
Minnie H. alexander grand niece
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-02-19
RELEASE HOARDED GOODS.
Department of Justice Announc
eS Move to Lower II. {. l..

WASHINGTON, d. C. Feb.
18.-The Department Of Justice
announced today that nuge
quantities of foodstuffs includ.
ing bacon, beef, flour, butter and
eggs and canned gods have been
seized from warehouses and
hoarders ard thrown upon the
market to force down prces.
A cleanup has been made in
practically all large cities from
coast to coast. In most instances
the holders agreed to place their
goods on the market at once.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-02-19

The first divorce suit for the
June term Of the Audrain Cir
cult Court was filed with ClarS
u. F. Elliott Wednesday BY Mrs.
Katie Fuget, who, in her petition
asks for divorce and alimony
from her husband, Ben Euga..
She alleges the non-support Of
her two children, Lillian, ), and
Mabel, 3, of whom she asks the
custody.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-02-19
How Colds Are Contracted.

Colds are due to bacterial germs
that are usually present in the air pas
sages of the throat and nose of
healthy persons. Under ordinary con-
ditions they do no harm but when
you get chilled, very tired or eat too
much so as to weaken your resistance
they are quick to take advantage of
it ard almost before you know it you
have a cold. Get bottle of Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy and take it
according to the plain printed direct
ions and you will soon be rid of it,
but when you neglect it look out.
Some of the most serious diseases re-
suit from neglected colds. ADV
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-02-19

I. IS uat the quantity Of food taken
hut the amount digested ard as.jm-
'u.a3 t>t ~ivns strength and vital
ity to the sysem, 1t is claimed that
anly cAa haat much food is required
when il IS thoroughly masticated, If
YOU are troubled with Indigestion.
mastic&r 70 food thoroughly and
take one of Chamberlain Tables inn
mediately after supper and see # you
90 not feel much better in n day or
two. Adv.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-02-19
A Reliable Cough Nrdjc.u

81 have given Chamberlain C32rA
Remedy to my five children or &C.
casion without number for the past
fifteen years. 1t is the only remedy
] could rely upon to cuer coughs and
colds and for Group it has no equal.
The children take it willingly" writes
Mrs. c. 0. Nesbit, Vandergrift, Pa.
A1v
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-02-19
George McLoney Loses Baby,

Word was received here by c,
P. Malone, Wednesday, that the
baby of Mr.. and Mrs. George
McLoney, of st. Louis, had died
in that city. Mr.. McLoney is a
former Mexico boy and has
many friends in this city. The
Ledger joins in extending deep
est sympathy to the bereaved
parents.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-02-19
The Rev. J. H. Hughes re,
turned Wednesday from Karses
City where he attended An Inter
Church World Conference.


Ty G. Roberts, of this city,
has re-enlisted in the U. S. Navy
and was given his old rating as
Chief Yeoman. lie entered IT,.
service at San Francisco.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-02-19

- FOR SALE: Several farm,
so acres and up. | can give
possession March |, 1920.
l.. A. HARRIS, 829 s. Olive, Mex
leo Mo. d1 52-2 p
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-02-19

FOR RENT:-160 acre farm
70 A corn, 80 A oats, 40 A
meadow, and 20 A pasture. Good
Improvements. G. w. ADAMS
| & SON. wilt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-02-19

EE FOR RENT:-My place con-
sisting of 3 rooms; A lots to
farm; good stable and other out
buildings. Phone 704. MRS.
MOLLEE WALTERMATH, 20S
E. Boulevard. wit