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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-11
HUTCHNGS KILLED
BY STRAY BULLET


LAS CHUcES n. b.. March H.
HAIRY oeerstreet. OF III paso. the
flrst wIlncss in the trial Of Major
y. n. Scunlnnd. who a. accused Of
murder IN CONNECTION with tho killing
OF Driver John Al. Hutchings during
the 81 fnHu-PhoeniN road rae No
vember 2. last. testified today Scan
land and he we're members OF a party
81 eight which went out on the race
course TO watch tho drivers and that
uuer batting thcir automobile and
huilding a bon tire INDUCED IA target
practice.
The gins used, according TO over
street. were a pistol belonging 20
Major Scaniand and another belong
INK 20 Chalk" Auitman. OF FL Paso.
who also n accused OF murder In on
nection With Hntchings death,
HutchIngs was shot and killed by n
bullet which struck him as he was
driving along the road In the Vicinity
Of the Scnnland party. Other mem-
pcrs OF tho automobile party. Include
inE three women are 20 be called as
witnesses by the state, II was an
nounccd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-11
Bandit Chief Says
Jenkins Was In Plot

MENICO CITY, March IL
procpIa Paiacios. described MS being
la rebel colonel. and second In COM
mand 10 the bandit leader Ferderico
Cordoba. under pressure Of a third
degree examination by The police Of
puchia. Yesterday told the iupuiaitors
that he carried letters Cordoba
TO William %. jenkins, former United
states consular agent at pucbln. for
the purpose Of %arrnnginE details for
the kidnapping OF jenkins by Cordoba.
palncios was recently arrested az
puebla because 90 his alleged con-
u~rctions with Cordoba.
Press dispatches from pucbln. con-
taining the foregoing information, say
that raiacios NJ FIRST denied he waH
q member OF CordOba's gang. assert
ing his frequent trips from puchla 10
Corduba's headquarters were for the
purpose OF selling merchandise 10 the
outlaws.
PAlaoios. the adyiccs add. also in
formed the authorities that another
part he took IN the alleged conspiracy
was to bring horses from Cordoba's
camp to the MnyorazcO factory near
puehia, where jenkins met him and
accompanied him TO cordoba's head
quarters.
1he Puebla police plan to confront
jenkins with Paiacioa, the dispatches
SAY.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-11
A Picture Sermon
On The Hermit Country

To be one OF only half dozen Amer
leans ana white folks IN a country
seventeen thousand miles above the
sea-. and thon captured by the very
mon whom one had healed and op-
GRATED on dooa not often enter into
the experience OF many folks pr.
VIM. y. shelton. an American physi-
clan and surgeon, hns recently had
that experience. Up to several weeks
aEo no word has been received re-
Eurding HID release hy the bandits
who are holding him Tor ransom. DR..
shelton has been for more than ten
years working in the forbidden coun-
try, Thibct, and has been able to
render "a great service among these
interesting people. on Sunday night.
nt the broadway Christian church. the
minister, Rev Alfred o. Kuhn. will
give am illustrated lecture on Thihct.
the Hermit Country. and many inter-
ostinE pictures regarding these
strange people viii he shown.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-11
SEES NO
REDUCTIONIN TAXES
Says McAdoo's Plan To
Issue Bonds Is Not
Advisable

WASHINGTON. March 1.-THE
treasury department has not approved
former Secretary McAdco'H plan OF re-
ducing taxes hy means OF additional
bond issues. Secretary Houston today
told the house wayt and means conf
niittce IN reply fo'a question bV Repre-
sentative f'rear. republican, Wisconsin.
Enrppeau countries made mistakes
when they e-ndcaNorcd 10 meet war ~
pcnditureS by constant credit devices.
he nuid.
They haven't balanced budgets by
Increased axes be aalG.
Hat the issuance Of treasury ccr-
t~licates Increased living costs Mr..
fienr asked.
THAT IL a broad field you are enter
Ing, but we must rctrAcc our steps to
bring down costs Secretary Houston
replied.
Immediate decrease in ~ 81 I'm
possible. thu secretary antd. He added
that IN Wow OF economies hy congress
The financial situation could be luc-
ccsafuliy handled Tits year under OK
listing tax laws.
III we issue further bonds " will
carry all securities lower In their mar
ket values" he continued.
How great n depression would re
sultf" asked Representative Garner.
democrat. Texas.
1T might force the best securities
AS low as 90 and the others down to
So" the secretary replied.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-11
n KIDNEYS AND
\ BLADDER BOTHER
Take a glass Of salls 70 flush out
your Kidnsys and ~neutralize
irritating acids.

kidney and Bladder weakness re-
nslf from uric acid. saps a noted au-
shoriiy The Kidneys filter this acld
from the blood and pass ID on a. he
bladder where II often remains 10
irfiiatf and infiame. causing a burn
Ina. scaldinE sensation, or setting uD
an Irritation ~ the neck ~ the bad
der, ohilring you 60 ceck relief two
Of three times during the night The
sufferer a. Ia constant dread. tho
water pHsses aometlmeH With a acald.
INK sensation and rs very profuae;
asnip. there is dihlepity ~ nyoldinF
Bladder weakness, most folks call
n. hecnnsc they can't control urina-
lion. While 4 j. extremely annoying
and sometimes very painful this ii
really ono % the most simple all
lnenfs 10 overcome Get about four
ouncea Of Jad salts from your
pharmaelat and take n tablespoonful
N 4 alaaa Of water before hreak faa
ronllaue lEla for two or three days
sfhin WI ucufrallEe the acids in the
urine 10 a. no lDnfnr n q source OF
irritation 10 fha fJuddef and urinary
ORGANS which thon act normaily
5ad aaltr ~ Inexpensive, harmless,
and b. maaf frous the acid Of grapes
and lemon iulre. rouibInfd with llthia.
and D. uaed ~ thousands q folks
who are subject 10 urinary disorders
caused b. uric acid IRRITATION. iad
salts II splendid for KIDNEYS and
no had effects whatever.
Here you have a pleasant, ehfrv-
oaoant Whitewater drink. Nhich
quickly relieves bladder trouble.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-11
ON SCHOOL
BONDS BtL0H PAR
Board II Decide On Sale
OF $4,000 Issue This
Evening

draIsIau 4pon the bids Tor sac
ftIt. 600 HthooI bonds upcutI a. The
htIfd ~ rIut1Iion meeting iasi uiHhi
WIS dtIfrI4d until ; o'clock ihiH ~.
trInooH "a order 20 give ne nnetfu
n|ftiillrs time y consiuefatioA
Tho bids al inc hrsl were none toe
good VI ~ the nine submitted being
below par. ALBUQUERQUE HcNpol bonds.
Wpn Al fItn Der cent. have always
hrounni nfcmIuusA bat At the present
unaldhlt condition OF the money mar
krt tie bonds are not lp demand.
TIE bonds are % hear nte and ono
1850. bun paymein Is optional after
nids were Submitted b. .hs follow
h A. Grant a CO. and Eisson 4
Co. Cuiflrn, 3 irint hid at The rate
OF .sfis on the aoiiAr. 81 Fifg.s3p plus
accrued inicrest from date % tho
bones FrbruaFy l.. 10 day Of delivery.
American NATIONAL pan1. oklahoma
CITY, two bids. one at rate % .et4b.
the other .bstO rate for an optional
purchase up 20 April J, equal 70
Stern Brothers. Kansas CITY. Mo
.s5s7 rate. or tioe.i7z.ss and Interest
ACQUIRED.
e. ~. McNcaf A. Co. ChicaEoi
fiaa.ose and accrued Interest,"
Harris Trust and savings bank.
cbieaso. ard weight. SVEN 4 Co.
Denver. .slsS, o. tffs.e1s and accrued
lnlcrcnt.
r. VI Rollins q sons Denver. .ysot
rate or ffeA.f4n and accrued Interest
Sldlo. Slmmuna. Fels a Co, Denver.
.gS1a rate. or Sff7.Hg2 40.
GrayCa Hlanchci 4 Thofnbcrr, To-
irdo. o.. .aks4 rate o. ffzs,i5o less
7.3oe comp caSntion allowance for
murkciihr. which would net The board
ffiSkso. This. on ~ face, was the
hlrictt offer. though not 10 D. form
caile1 for hy the Advertisement Tor
bids.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-11
City OF Scranton In
Possession OF Mine

SCRANTON. Pa. March 1.-The
city authorities are today in posses
sion Of the oxford mine OF abe Feu-
pies mine % the Peoples Coal COM
puny ln the exercise OF police powers
la prevent it, further operation.
Flfty policemen during the night
made their way Into the mine through
abandoned workings and have fun
control inside. There have been dis
iurbances az the mine Tor two days
arising from efforts OF the city au-
thoritics 10 gain entrance Tor The pur-
pose Of investigations alleged reckless
and Illegal mining.
Several miners who failed 90 heed
n proclamation Of Mayor Council pros
hibitinr them TO enter the mine until
the cave commission had investigated
conditions are under arrest three hun
drcd feet under the ground, 70 WIS
reported his morning. Policemen
entered tho mine last night to enforce
the proclamation but company Of
ncials succeeded in sending "a number
down.
cay engineers who went into the
mine with he police have made q
partial investigation. "a mayor
charges that parts Of o. mine extend
under the city streets causing danger
to lie and property.
The Evening Herald Is the New
Mexico paper that put the Glass
IN classified advertising.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-11
CITY GOVERNMENT
PROBLEMS DISCUSSED


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pa Nv
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6n4
VIA. ~ 10 4m4 n| conn
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thr rer.rn 81 bis
r1II 41l4lnI r4Innllt surnea-
SONS ior ~ cN4tufe And espedient
..~s.n7 .-.tIrnm2Isr. AIa0r4 hla pros
IIrl n ralahiisili a boaif
81 r..nl| COMMISSIONER 10 b. elrCtro
az b. liz -four. AMI sit years
a. AZ t.~nII4IIon az lh43a TERMS they
@I,Ii3 ri .IhII|I ~ H2 4eIfA trht
ofIarl "a Nnlli 81 nIminlssFaiIoa
would ~ Is At.nIr Iho 10iannnlfT q
pdfsonef ~ pntrft fha woa|t ~ eqn
nIanlIv onrfnon9 Tor lne ~uiriiorAiion
- 1Hr ealn1t
Matrf Nlonf EuhnIffrd fouf Ideas
Which. IL hfIHt1nlt nn4 Ninriit4l and
l.4n|a ~ rf1|II nfupiad tt ~HuEErattd
fNnt c~tI1I01tttt o. inalh.edaess be r.
nU0d for sanitary I'VE fE1ruHop ard
g. levy sNifcltnl itt u puN Interest
AZ amsaimfrt 3 nt banhtH* lay
4aI atn04Its q i1rcr PEI. cent va also
lfutotrd tccor1lts % MI BLOOD tnfee
PER cent s1oul4 po ~ mtnl,num ~
stead Of eno maaimum rue tnitu
p'nn ran 70 l~hzprpuaHtr the Q ".hs
iutu the paving law 1nucf which We
arr NON urtINfRt. iht nnni ritte-
meat ues teat ~ felI..ne i@"s y rs.
mit ftAi nun3cf system IN uh' r'~te
81 New 8fairo
Al this first wcctine u was cude
tQ chauEr D pro-cti1tlne name New
tIeNico League OF M~unicipaliuet @
The rev Mexico Municipal lcaeue
The npe4ker4 ier ina ne
flrHpn inclhotd. ~ y X. WIDER,
ftairfnnn county commiHaaoneie 1si
NaiIlIp. on torpe4tuth between MI
rltIfAHtts 80 -
H.rfls tnt.r.tr
wv eh nan'tA'
tHovn.9n hf'etN on rfeNh o. ~"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-11
Sues For $21,218
Because OF Error
In News Ticker

NEW YouK, March ia suit to
rorovcr f2.1fk alieRed 20 have been
lost because OF An error by the Dow
Jones and company news ticker ser
vice IN reporting the decision OF the
tinted statcs supreme court In the
December cas- in which the court
held that stock dividends are not tax
able ~ Income Nns filed here today
against Joseph eastman. as treasurer
Of the company. by CASTOR lnillct-
Martin {. Ansorgc, attorney for Jail
let declared the case Is a Test suit
tiled In the interests OF other clients.
some % whom were ruined"
IN his complaint Jailet charges
that Dow. Jones and company dr.
ilberatcfy published anu caused 10 be
fransmsfted.'' on ~ news ticker an
erroneous report Of The decision and
that he was Influenced thereby to dis
pose o. stocks at a loss. Jaillet stated
hat he dealt In stocks through a
brokerage house receiving The ticker
service.
.aThe decision In aid case the
complaint continues. 'lFaB OF the
greatest importance 10 the dctermina-
tion Of the value Of stocks, bonds ana
securities and said decision had been
a~nNiuusly awaited FOR many months
and Il was well known 20 this de-
PENDANT thai H. report thereof would
have "a material encct upon tho stock
markets % the country"
The publication OF the false report.
Jalllct alleges. was due 10 'nrrli-
aence. careieasnesH and recklcasness
and FOR n long time afterWard Dow
Jones and company "neEligenti},
cafelessly and reckleasly failed 20
correct said false report even though
Il $780, HIuf lrs.L.Haama huHHUna and
customers were relying on the cr-
roneous information.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-11
One Alien Gets
Citizenship Papers

To-day was '~riliEcnfhip day" IN the
district court. a biennial event when
aliens are examined before the court
for admission 10 citizenship Ia the
dosias BerEiusc. q native OF Sweden,
was nalufall1cd.
over ten aliens have completed
fheif necessary eKafuinntlons In the
night school course given az the high
school 3hls winter. but none OF the
others qualified 10 be admitted to cit-
inenahip " This particular time.
Some had bot been residents Of the
State and the counlfy FOR a sufficient
rfrlod and others had not med their
Iinal papers 10 time 10 b. admitted.
Aiisna are admitted twice q year. The
uext disqualification day will be Sep
teniber Is.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-11
Texas Considering
Oil Land Decision

AUSTIN. Texas. Mare il.-Govcrn-
or " y. Hobby conferred today with
tho attorney and adJuiant general Of
Texas in rcfcrcace TO the TeNns-pkla-
hnnsn boundary decision given az
Enid yesterday by the federal district
court. untii official Information as
10 the decision "a reached ;he state Of
ft xas win wiahhotd any statement in
tis matter ~ was saul
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-11
WONDER III IT'S SAFE
TO KEEP ON LIVING

aPOKANE-Here's a Few pearls Of
wisdom add a coupla alugs Of vinegar
tonic for tho morals handed out by "a
woman evangelist She ahysi
.'Olrls don't look like heeiatcnks.
There's more paint IN Spokane Than in
he'll.
Don't Use 30 much perfume a muu
in guessed into submission
'ff son can't see the harm in dane
ing you are blind.
some parents think % best 10 teach
their children To dance and play cards
ct home 80 the wont nave 90 learn
these vices elsewhere. Might teach
'em 10 smoke. swear ana steal Tor he
sume reason"
French universities arr being flood
ed with girl students from China.
Iceland has more than 100 vol
canoes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-11
rms FARM LOAN BOARD.

WASHINUTotN, March i1--Wlllinm
u Joyce, ~ Berkeley. Calf, was nom
today by President Wilson 10
o. memher 81 the federal farm loan
board b. succeed George w Norris,
resigned.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-11

Tor cuids Grip or Inf1ucnlA
enc - sAp6Tpni,slys; tex l AxA-
look FOR II w. cRovE's signature
on tho box. a0c.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-11

Iceland has more Than 100 vol
canoes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-11

French universities arr being Hood
ed win glrl siudentn nom Chlna.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-03-04
HATTON-CONCORD.

Sam Emery, who has been real sick
is some better at this writing. - Mrs.
Wood Muir has had the flu for the
past week. - Mrs. j. R. Leeper is sick
with flu also. - Miss Marguerite
Stephen was the guest of Miss Ida
Meyer the past few days. - Charley
Bowers of Fulton was out from Fu'-
ton to see Mr.. Emery. - Mr.. Van
Notes sale was well attended. - Coy
Bates, west of Hatton sold his 200
acre farm to his father, T. ]. Bates at
$50 per acre and will have a sale scme
time this month and will move to
Canada. We regret to see Mr.. Bates
and his family leave to go so far. -
T. J. Bates has rented his farm 10
Winter-Bower and Bro, and he will
move to the place he bought recently.
Oran Muir has moved to the Gus
Fry place owned by S. W Muir. - Mr.
Knoeble has moved to his place he
bought near Bellfower. -- Smith
Black delivered hogs to Auxvasse
Monday. - S. W. Muir is unloading
a a of corn at Auxvasse this week
Everybody that hasn't the flu wen
to the Stock Sale Monday in Fulton
Mr.. Wilson will hold a public salt
March 2, one mile north of Concord.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-03-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Kitz. He said
they having fine weather in
Colorado. - W. P. Mollett was in
Merico on business Tuesday. - Aug
ust Schultz is visiting W. P. MolIntt
and family. - Edna May Scnwalt was
the guest of Lucille Mollet Thursday
night. - Lucille and Howard Mohett
were the guests Of the grandmother,
Mrs. C. A. Mollett, Wednesday night.
- Anal Fritze was the guest of Louis
Sonwalt Wednesday afternoon.-Mrs.
John Mollett and children were the
guests of MI. and Mrs. Louis Sonwalr
Sunday. - John Martena was the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Son.
walt Monday. - Mr.. and Mrs. Brier
are moving to Rush Hill to make their
home. - Mrs. John Mollett has been
the guest of her mother, Mrs. John
Pease, in Vandalia. - Mrs. James
Bradley died Sunday morning Of the
flu. Her burial was Monday. We
are indeed sorry to lose a good friend
- Mr.. Sonwalt and son, Otto, were
in Mexico on business last week. -
W. P. Mollctt has been in Fulton en-
business. - Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Son.
walt moved to their new home Friday
The Sonwalt family were the guest:
of Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Adams. - Mr.
and Mrs. Homer Anderson were Inc
guests of Will Hale and family Friday
night. - William Pittman was The
guest of Homer Anderson Friday. -
Mrs. Claude Adams was the guest O.
Mrs. Clyde Shoup Tuesday evening
- Mark Hitz was the guest of Ed
ward Enrich and family Sunday. -
0. c. Enrich and children were thu
guests of Edward Ehrlich Sunda!
evening. - Miss Nadine Hogan visite,
with her uncles Thursday night.
DR.. w. W. Elwang Resigns.
DR.. W. W. Elwang, for twenty-On
years the pastor of the Presbyterla'
!, Church in Columbia, and Ole of tn
; most prominent ministers of hi
| church in his state, Sunday presente
his resignation to the congregatic
there, according to word received
I ATn,;an Mo~Jn,y
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-03-04
HEDGEDALE ITEMS.

Frank Erdel, Jr., and wife visited
Ira Mayes and family Of Moline Sun
day. - Mervyn Fisher and Colwell
both moved last week. - Ed Wltch'e
is recovering from the measles. - D.
L. Rogers threshed Timothy Hay last
Thursday. - ]. H. Hinton and wife
spent several days at L. Kircher's. -
]. R. Shook and Raymond Shook went
to Santa Fe after posts Saturday. -
Miss Cornelia Miller is with her si5-
ter Mrs. Rufus Burns who is i'll with
measles. Louis Kircher b%utcharc1
hogs Monday. - J. R. Shook and FAM
lily, C. w. Shook, Geo. Erdel and fam
lily and Robert Ray and family were
Sunday guests of Raymond Shook
and family. - Mrs. Roy Barley and
children are recovering from the flu.
- Frank Rogers had a car lead Of hay
shipped to Rush Hill last week which
he sold to farmers. Miss NsaI J
Hanna, GU Hedgedale teacher has the
flu. Mrs. Barley of Columbia Is
visiting her son Roy Barley. - Al
bert Erdel and family spent Sunday
at Louis Kircher's. - Robert Ray and
fap,iIv T. w and RAYMOND SnOOE
and families, Geo. Erdel and family
Frank Erdel, Jr., and wife, j. H. Hin
ton and wife, Misses Ruth Rouse anc
Leona Kircher, Howard BeCkley anc
Henry Erdel spent Saturday evening
with L. Kircher and family - fhi:
community was shocked to hear d
the death of Mrs. James Bradley. W.
extend our sympathy to the bereavet
ones.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-03-04
SANTA FEE ITEMS.

Mrs. ]. N. Bishop and son, Russell,
Mrs. N. A. Dull and Mrs. R. A. Han
ger were Paris visitors Monday. -
Miss Bessie Davis returned to Colunl-
bia Tuesday after a few days visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Perry
Davis. - j. F. Thompson was mi
tiated into the Rebekah Lodge Thurs
day night. This being twelve men,
bers they have initiated this year and
have two more for next Thursday
night. - Miss Isabel Wilson returned
home Wednesday after a few days
visit with her sister, Mrs. r. D. Sims
Of Perry. Mrs. Sims accompanied her
home for a few days visit. - Mr.. and
Mrs. P. II. Stuart were Perry visitors
Friday. - Mrs. R. D.fSims, Misses
Susie and Isabel Wilson, Mrs. j. c.
Wilson and three children were the
guests of Mrs. l. D. Wilson and FAM
lily Friday. - Lloyd Howard has sold
his garage to Scott Holland CT Stroth.
er. - Miss Lizzie Hunt of Monroe
City is spending the weekend with
friends here. - Glenn Lynn and wife
have leased Mrs, c. NJ. Bakers prop.
erty in the north part of town. - Tho
Rcbckah ladies met at the home @.
Mrs. W. F, Bolts Saturday Afternoon
to work on the quilts they are making
for the |. o. 0. F. Home. - Mrs. r
d. Sims returned to her home IL
Perry Saturday after a few days will
relatives here. Mrs. Hugh Bate
and sister, Miss Evelyn Bates, are Wis
ting relatives in Rensselaer, TIL;
week. - Miss Nell Wilson spent Sun
day with her %nieces, Misses Irene an
Phyllis Wilson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-03-04
NORTHEAST

Mr.. and Mrs. French Douglass are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Hines
in Jennings. Mo. Mrs. f. c. Neiman
went to Centralia Saturday to attend
the funeral of a cousin. Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Hildebrand are both con-
valescing from the flu. - Mrs. E. ".
Rockwell returned Saturday from a
six weeks visiting California and Colo
RADIO. - S. P. Carver and wife expect
to move this week to the place form
erly occupied by W, W. Purdom. -
The ladies ofthe Presbyterian church
will serve dinner at Mrs. Albert Har'
rison's sale March 18th. - Clarence
Johnson and family visited at Joho
Stumpf's and Will Winger's over Sun,
day. - The family of Ernest Leir.
keimer are all recovering from
visitation of influenza.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-03-04
WHY Colds Are Dangerous,

You are often told to beware OF Il
cold" but why? We will tell you:
Every cold weakens the lungs, lowers
the vitality and paves the way for
the more serious diseases. People
who contract pneumonia first take
cold. The longer a cold hangs on, the
greater the danger, especially from
the germ diseases. as Il cold prepares
the system for the reception and de-
velopment of the germ of consump p;
ton, diphtheria, scarlet fever and
whooping cough. The quicker you get
rid of your cold, the less the danger
of contracting one of these diseases
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has a
great reputation as a cure for colds
and can be depended upon. 1t is pleas
ant to take. Adv.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-03-04
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that letters
Itestamcntary upon the estate of
LOUIS HUBERT, Deceased,
have been granted to the undersigned,
ICharles Hubert by the Probate Court
Idate the End day of March, 1920.
All persons having claims against
Isaid estate are required to exhibit
Them to him for allowance within six
months from the date of said letters
|or thew may be precluded from any
benefit of such estate ;and if said
|claims be not exhibited within one
|year from the date Of granting letters
they will be forever barred.
CHARLES HUBERT,
Executor.
Attested by me this End day o.
March, 1920. -
lTSEAI) f. A. SHANNON,
l2-4t Judge Of Probate Court
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-03-04
DYE NEWS ITEMS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Alderman and
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
James were guests of H. F. Dudgeon.
Sunday. - Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Erdel
and daughter and Miss Ruth Rouse
were among those who ate Sunday
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Shook. Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Dubray
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Beagles were Sunday guests Of j.. I.
La Rue. Mrs. w. l. Britt spent
Monday afternoon with Mrs. j. G.
Hagan. - Mr. and Mrs. Albert ErdeI
were in Laddonia Saturday. - J. c.
Hagan was in Mexico Monday. - Mr.
Ed Tuepker has ordered a FordSor
tractor. - Miss Martha Berry who Is
attending Howard-Pa spent tho
weekend with relatives in Paris mo-
long ago. - Sylvan Tuepker and
George Erdel were in Mexico on bus.
mess Friday. - Henry Erdel has re-
turned from Kansas City. Miss
Nadine Hagan was the guest of lren1
Hagan Thursday night. - Mr.. ant
Mrs. John Jesse are moving into theil
new home. - Mr.. Tuepker and som
sawed wood for Gather Berry ant
George Erdel last week. - Mr.. ant
Mrs. Geo. Erdel and daughter, Mis-
Ruth Rouse and Mr.. Henry Erdel at