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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-21

Lud POlSkl - KoDotnlk l
WloScianin dzisiaj w pierwSzych
szcrcgach krwiq swa nietylko ia
mtja. droge hordom bolszewi--
ckim - Iecz W obecnej chwili
zwartymi Sergeant wypedzaJa
:szar3hcze, ktora zagrazaia War
szawie i caiej Polsce, Pc "a gra-
nice novel Rzeczypospolitej Pol
ski.
DIS losy i p~rzyszlosc Natodu
Polskiego r~ozstrzygaja sic orez-
nic ma polach bitew. DIS Polska
- to walka - to Smiertelny BOZ
I zajadlym wrogiem. To, czego
obecnic Nar6d Polski dokonywa
W swej wIasncj krainic ola swe]
wIasncj obrony, jest rezultatem
wspolnych sill, jest to praca, jest
to wysilck dla sprawy, w ktoryn
wszystko Jest zapomnianc poza
tenn, jak najwiccej siuzyc Polscc
W walcc o wolnosc i swoj byt.
Obywatelc Amcrykahskic pol
skiego pochodzenia, jezcli chc9
dis zrobic skutcc1nq prace mu-
sza wspolnic nasladowat tych 70
botnikow i wloScian, ktorzy tam
W walce przeciwko wrogowi spet
niaja swoj obowiazek / oddaJ9
najwyzsza ofiare.
Koniccznem jest, a5eby kazdy
ktory chce pom6dz sprawie pol
skiej, zapomnia} dzisiaj o wszy-
stkim, oprocz togo re walka
Po!ski. to walka 0 istnienic Ma
rodu Polskiego, o wolnoSG i cy-
wilizacye wszystkich ludlow, re
W tel walcc Polska musi mice Cd
kazdcgo poparcie szczerc i I'll
peinc.
Jutro w Sr0dmicSciu urzadza-
ma jest wiclka, potezna mmife-
stacya, ktorcj jedyna mySla pre-
wodnia jest i powinno bye -
pomodz Polsce. Taxa pomoc no
re bye jedynic wtenczas SIKH
teczn9, jezeli wszyscy okaza je-
dnolity front i wsp6lnie pracowac
beda.
Precz Z prywata, precz.z obo-
zami, precz Z p4rtyami, precz z
osobistymi planami! Naprzod
wspobna praca ola Polski!
Wymarsz mas ludowych roz-
poczynajqcy sic o pol do drugiej
" SrodmieSciu, Z okolicy Halsted
i Randolp ul., ktory przejdzie u
Iicami do sail Wiecowej Audyto-
rum PREY Congress III. i Michi-
gan ave-, zamanifcstujc Amery-
kanom wszystkim skutec1nie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-21

...podobizna - zgadnij czyja,
n~ajsNodszy Czytelniku!... Czy
mySlisz, re to jest Icek Pistolet
Z Brudna, abbo Srul Karawan Z
Naicwek, a moze Mojsze Zwie--
belduft Q Kozichbobkow?.,. Go
- cy ni?"... ,,Panstwo poczebu-
jc sobi pomylicz, DO ma ten pix
cier zamiast tytul to je sam mini
stsr cd wojowanie i zagraniczne
szachrowanie, sam arcybolsze-
Nix" - Lejba Bronstein, alias
Lejosz Ttockj.,..
Istotnie - wyrwaliSmy te po-
dobizne L tutejszego nJournala",
ktory skad znow ia wyrwai -
nam ME powiadaf, dose re ia miai
i takiem Observation-Disclosures"
poczciwie sic z Mani podzielif ma
uradowanie sobotnie ina sam
,,szabcs"D naszych Czytelnikow.
S~pojrAyjcie ma te charakterysty-
GINA wysoce te arcytypowa ge-
be ystretna, -jaka widac ma po--
wyzszej rycinie: ten krogulczy
nos, bezzcbna .iakaS a drapiezna
paszczeka, usmiech - przecher-
iScie zydowski: moze gdy-
by wnim byio troche wiecej silly
- moznaby so szatahskim ma
zwaG.... A do tel fizys, do takieI
miny - ia czapka chasydow pod
mieiskich malo-miasteczkowych,
ktorej sobie p. minister moe z
demokratycznoszcziow' mic Cd
mienif. Oto - takim Jest kicro-
wink bolszewickiej polityki, maj
sprytniejszy iepak w tel bandzle,
majster, ktory podObno samego
Lenina W garSci trzyma, re mt
sic wymigac ME zdolen, a robic
musi re wszystkiem to, co ,,LeoSz
Trockij" chce i kaze. To wiec byl
i 6w ,,hetman jerychonski", ktory
ma Warszawe ciagnql, to CIV wodz
! pan dzisiejszej Rosyi!... ten
protegowany p. Brisbane Z Hear
stowskiego Herald = Examine
ra", ktory jeszcze wczoraj poro-
wna} 60 Z Machabeuszem biblij-
nvm. oraz Z Hannibalem starozyt-
.hym!... co to O MIN Rzy-
mianie powiadali, straszac die
cka. re Jest ,,ante ~portas"... My
Ia do takich gornych ,,brisbah-
skich" alIegoryi maIo sktOnni -
predict Leosza Bronsteina z
,.portasami" Hannibala porownac
ieste5my gotowi, co zreszta o lyle
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-21
Zygmunt Nowicki,
ZAVONDALE.

Over the Top".-W obccnej kampa-
nil pozyczkowcj ma bye zlozonc lu5
dcklarowane ma Jackowic hOnd6w o.
kolo $4,000 ponad na9oaone na Ia dzicl-
nice $1,000. - Bravo.
Sp}acaj obecnic jak ma jszybciej &c
bondy jest drugim &wictym obowial-
klein, tych kt6rzy tego jeszcze ME u
czynili. Ojczyzna zaraz ~potrzebuje po-
mocy. - Nie5my ia!
*
Praca mad pozyczka idzie dalcj. jak
rGwniea ma w~ylawianiem OpieSzalych.
Nadejdzie cZaS porachunku publicznego
i re ,,slakierami' kt6rzy sprawC naro
dowa tylko wv gebic maja".
~
PIP. Antoni j J0zefa Jakubowscy, star
81 / znani oSadnicy tutejsi, zam. pm.
3J1S w. Diversey ave, obchodzili one
daj 2J-letni ~arocznice pozycia malzc.i-
skieso. Slubu udziclil i'm pred - la.
ty WieL. y. X. Sztuczko W ko$cielc 5w
Trolley. PIP. J. maja 1-ro dzieci. StaniS!a
va %. kt0ry ~uko1czyf ,oStatnio uniwer
sytet W Cha mpaigne, Ill.,. jake inzy.
nier %mcchanik, Felicyana, 10, pracujl.
ccgo jalio salesman, Antoninc II ucz".
szczaj aca do szko}y wyhszej i Helcie ).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-21
Z Text Redakcyjnej.

wiecei jest ma miejscu, niz bonn
bast zydowsko = szwabsko = anne
rykahskiego piSmidla jego pi--
smaka, re p. Trockij - zdaje sic
- istotnie .portasow" swiezyeh
potrzebuje - ma skutek obecnej
polskiej kontrofensywy, skoro az
do Prus pojechai bSagac pomocy
i - 5wiezego garnituru... d.
wazny zyd! ami sfowa-ten bris-
banski Hannibal i bolszewicki
Machabeusz!... Smiech oczywi-
sty ma takie wyslawianie wielko-
sci Z nowojorskich zaufkow, chloe
ia i chwiiowo stane}y ma czele Ja-
kiegoS, z opryszkow zIozonego
,,rzadu" W Rosyi...
swoja droga-teF Rad, jakim
tam jest, pozostanie juz W die
jGch Rosy - wyliza6 go stamtad
bedzie trudno, chocby i sam
l.,
Brisbane z Hearstem osoBiScie-
i jeszcze fajniej Trockiego wyli-
zywali!.. Bolszewizm zydowski
Z jego ,,ludowymi komisarzami",
traktujacymi Rosye jake ,,swo-
iocz@, jak - bydso ma rzez
pozostana ola Rosyi fatalnie
smutnem, upokarzajacem Swiade-
ctwem, - plama, ktorej wieki
ME zetra i ME zapomna...
Niepojetym jest Prawdziwie
ten narod roSyjski! JakieS w MIN
Jest wrodzonc i niepoprawne sa-
mozaparcie sic siebie, swej god
noSci / ~artosci, jakiS popped do
niewolniczego biczowania sic, do
upodlania sic, do psiego iScie slu-
zenia lud ten ME zdolen wznieSc
giowy swobodnic, on ME moze
sobie siebie wyobrazic panem
wihasnym, MIN ktoS musi wladac,
ma MIN jezdzic musi - jak
dawniej jezdzili, jak go biczowali
j w niewoli trzymali Waregowic,
jak potem wytworzyi
bezprzykadny i nieporownany co
do metod deSpotyzmu swego -
carat, tax teraz - wiadnq MIN
znow despotycznie ostatni Z osta-
tnich i najpodlejsi Z naJpodlcj-
zydowscy przyb}edzi / pre-
wrotowcy!...
w podrecznikach history TO-
syjskiej pisze sig taxi wstep ste
reotyPoWy:
,,Ziemla nasza wielika i obilna,
no poriadka W niej niet-pricho-
ditie kniazyt i wladiet nani' -
co macy: yZiemia nasza jest
wielka i bogata, jeno porzqdku W
niej niema, przybywajcic krolo-
wac i wladac nami'...
Otto a~postrofa iscie rosyJska
Z ducha siuzalczego pod adresem
kniaziow i witeziow wareskich,
zalozycieli panstwowych syste-
NOW ruskicR - OTTO godlo i motto
rosyjskiego ludu, ktory zawsze-
powiada, re do porzadku jakiegos
sam niezdolny, re potrzebuje, by
ktoS MIN wfadai.. Dlatego teraz
przyja} i ~uznaje wiadze zydostwa
i dlatego toleruje TAXA kanalie,
j2k owa ma p~owyzszej rycihie,
- swoim wodzem i rzadca!...
Kiedyz sic wzbudzi Ouch samo-
poczucia W ludzie rosyjskim! kic
dy ocknie sic, poczuje swe silly,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-21
Polskich, Detroit,

nik6w Polskich, Detroit
No. XIV. 1913 146.2o
$~6,953.53
Zebrana sune $6,943.33 wysla-
no do Zarzqdu Polskiego Cserwo-
nego Krzyza " Warszawie (nie
obciazajac takowej kosztami
przesylki) "a nastepujacemi pre-
kazami:
ego sierpnia 1920 ~roku, No.
OOO227 $4.4O0 Nix. S36,000.0O.
2Ogo sierpnia 1920 roku, No.
OOO431 S. ,5j3.33 Nix. 4S5,132.7O.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-21

Cd urzednik0w ctatowych
konsulatu $2,1J4.99
Cd urzednikow kontrakto-
wych Konsulatu 255.0O
Cd Red. Dzicnnika Ludowe-
go, Chicago, Mr.. XIV.
3O1 600
Cd p. Stan. Jakubowskicgo
Minneap. No. XIV. 302 100
Cd p. ]. Smolehskiego, Chi
cago, No. XIV. 1903 100
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cago, No. XIV. 303 100
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Chicago, No. XIV. SOB 100
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Cd Stow. Mechanikow Pol
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Civic k...
EUolucya ReWolucya

Lava. WygodAa lava. Buriuje
mESlaiy,
lie one tylko praUnio ma nicj s'adac
mialy.
PrzysAy Socyaly: wrBes1cz4: poszli
het - ma trawke;
NV teraz pragniem zasiaS6 te spo!-
Ieczna lawke!
Ma to biega ku lAwie -. kupa IA!
dykali
I groia: Precz cd iawy! bysmy
W kark ME dali!
Az bolszewicka hasa zdazy ma te
sprawe,
Dragiem tych, tamtych kropi 1 CRU
choce lawe....
Wiec ma to patrzqc zboku rgecze
Demokracya:
Mech kazdy r6wne prawo M do
Iawy!
RaCya.
IhnEl
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st ,953.33 Nix. 1,321.1 1920

i$6,953.33 Nix. 1,321,132.70
Wyraznie marek polskich Mi
lion trzysta dwadziescia jeden
tysiecy, sto trzydziesci dwie len.
siedemdziesiat.
Zygmunt Nowicki,
Konsul Generalny,
=
Do wszystkich Pism Polskicb
w Chicago.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-21

No. XIV. 1923 146.2o
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-09-30
7@l If GaHsTItN
CHURCH SIS. HlL-
LT sun. MORNING

The Sunday School rally at the
Christian church starts at $3.50
o'clock. There was a unified service
until 1870 o'clock. One hundred and
eighty-seven men in the mems class
celebrated Houston Day. The class
presented A. S. Houston, their teach
er, with u gold headed umbrella.
The Rev. A. w. Kokendoffer, of Sc
dalia, who was pastor of the Chris
tian Church here for seven years, de-
iiyered an address at the morning SER
vice. He spoke along the line Of car
rying on. Seven hundred and eighty
were present at the services.
An orchestra gave special music.
It was composed Of Mrs. Ovens
Adams, piano; Miss Victoria Brooks,
ripe organ; Mrs. J. L. Jesse, violin;
Gus sunnen, trombone; viii Williams,
Clarinet, and Dac Downs, cornet.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-09-30
HISS AHHiE DAVIS
li4.srll b PJJaBo
Indigestion GoGe ard Has A Fire
Appetite ince Taking Tanlac-
Feels Splendid.

why, it is actually a pleasure for
me to praise TaElac, for have not
only gained fifteen pounds in weight
since | started taking it, but I am en-
toying better health than have in
ye..a," said Miss Annie Davis, of 1921
Caer'ossc St, Kansas City, Mo-, an
employe of Jones Dry Goods Store,
while telling of the remarkable ben
efits she had received from Tanlac,
recently.
For the past years have suffered
dreadfully from stomach trouble end
nervous Indigestion" she continued.
y just had no appetite at all and the
q. he 7 i'd manage to eat caused me
TO be in misery for hours afterwards
from gas. Ny nerves were so badly
upset all the time / could get but
little slcep ard always rot up in the
morning feeling simply horrible. My
head ached so at times | could hardly
stand it. and also had terrible dizzy
spells. ! also suffered with such in
tense pains across the small of my
back it was almost impossible for me
to stand on my feet. l lost a great
deal in weight and was SO badly run
down it was impcsible for me to work
steadily and often had to stay at
home Uwo and three days at time.
My little brother had been taking
Tanlac and it had entirely restored
his health 50 | decided I would try il
myself. | had had not finished the
first bottle when I noticed l was get
sirg stronger and my appetite was
Improving. | continued taking it un.
i now ! am perfectly well again
Nv appetite is splendid and can ca
anything | want without being trou
bled afterwards, and | never have ;
headache or become dizzy any more
The pains in my back have disappear
ed and my nerves are in such goo;
condition l can sleep all night long a!
peaceful as child. and always fee
greatly refreshed when l get up il
the morning. / have entirefy regaine'
my lost strength ard feel simpi'
/ splendid all the time. In fact, l an
5 not like the same person I was befor
e began taking Tanlac. I think Tan
e acl is just grand, and never miss a
opportunity of saying good word fo
it,.
. TANLAC is sold in Mexico, Mo-, b
: MARROW & Cox druggists, McCnbbin
S Garner druggists, Laddonia, Mo, ar
|, c. T. Peyton, Martinsburg, Mo.
Adv wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-09-30
= , q y q
COURT
HOUSE
l'-'s'a'' J ! ! J J

The will of Mrs. Laura Mckinney
was probated Tuesday. In it, Mrs.
Mckinney bequeathed to her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Della McClannahan 500; to
her son, Ray Mckinney, $500, and
provided that all the real, personal
and mixed property be equally divided
between her daughter, Mrs. Rosalee
rarrah and her son, Ray Mckinney.
,Irs. Farrah was appointed executrix.
IN ghe estate of Mary Voss, john
Schroeder was appointed guardian.
IN the estate of Anna Voss, John
Schroeder was appointed guardian.
In the estate of Laura Mckinney,
executrix files inventory and ap-
praisements.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-09-30
Miss Elizabeth Sanford resurns1
home Saturday after spending tae dzy
in Fulton. t
John Blenim Of vandalia spent San
day in Mexico.
In Pioneer DAYS.

Our aI.cestors were healthy and
strong, manly for the reason that their
ki-ehen C,1pbo9rds contained the old
time-tried family remedies. We have
carefully eomriled the formulas Of a
number-salves, linanents, blood
rurifev. liver invigorator. stomach
tonic. throat and lung balm, eye
water. etc. Owing to their wide sale
We rra able to offer this valuable coll
lection of old formulas for only fifty
cents. stamps or money order. You
@n buv The ingredients at one-third
the cost of other medicines.
SANSODOP PHARMACAL co.
1000 North Grand Ave-, ST, Louis.
32-2t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-09-30
JU9 RoA15
WORST IN
ALL STATES

KANSAS CITY, Sept. A--"Of all
he roads travelled, those in Missouri
were the worst" said Vernon L.
FUnkhouser, with the Lakewood En-
gireering Co., 2O3 Railway Exchange
building this city. Mr.. Funkhouser
completed on September l three
thousand mile motoring tour through
the east. He left Kansas City Aug
ust and passed through Missouri,
Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania,
Maryland, West Virginia, and Vir-
ginia.
"Illinois ranks second to Missouri
for poor roads,, continued Mr.. Funk
hcuser, Most Of the roads in these
$40 statos are dirt. ,n:1aHa roads gre
eood, mostly gravel, and concrete. In
Ohio, rode all The way across the
state on concrete and brick roads
/ West Virginia is paved to a great
ax5cnt with treated macadam, as is
/ Pennsylvania, Maryland roads are
art concrete and part treated ma
cadam. Virrinia has water bound
macadam roads
/ Struck Dirt in Virginia.
After leaving the state line of Hi
-a,s 7 d'a rot encounter dirt road
until reached the upner end Of the
| Eh,ngndoah Vallcy, twcnty-one miles
r-rth oF Stanton, Va.
"The people il Tie East seem to be
aliyc TO the situatior and show much
enthusiasm over having good roads.
TIE civic pride Of farmers and people
Fl small towns is extremely noticeable.
r. almost al cases. I found neat ap-
.pr farm horses with grass lawns
Iy,a-ing down to the roadside. The
fa-.aar. alsn keen their buildings up.
Where ! found dirt roadcs I noticed
r-ost Of the farms were pGCrly kept.
Primers Realize Erlup of Good Roads
4 Farmers in the Fast realized the
paved road is great advantage to
them in their work They are able
10 get in to town, watch the markets
ard carry on their business eypedi
ioysIy. Farmers in this state do not
foure the increase in the cost of haul
ing over poor roads. In Pennsylvania
, m estimate made by taking figure.
over good and bad roads, a saving o,
5 % cents to the ton mile is made OF
hauling over paved roads.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-09-30
NJ Mason ard Federal Taxes

Mr.. and Mrs, John T. Mason motor
cd to their farm near Salisbury, Sat
urday, to enjoy a few weeks vacation.
Mr.. Mason says during his absence
Ike Federsl Sale Taxes coming due by
Oc.cber 1ss should be sent direct to
lie Collector of Internal Revenue, st.
Louis, Mo. 80
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-09-30

'ROOZE worth S2,S00,O0O Burns
headline. Judging from the appear
nnce Of lot of former drunkards this
is not the only booze that has burned,
remarks Socrates Sewers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-09-30
3G POPULATION
.cial 10 Evening Ledger.

special TO Evening Ledger.
WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 27.--
The U. S. Census bureau, today, an
nounced the 1920 population of Mis-
souri, as S,4OS,5i7. This is an increase
OVER The 1910 census of 11,O22 or S.3
per cent.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-09-30

THERE was a cutting affray at a
nannc co3nty church one night this
week. We presume the moonshine
,rchahly had nothing to do with the
frair.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-09-30

"Pet" Thompson, of ST. Louis,
formerly of the Mexico Ledger
was here Tuesday to attend the
funeral Of John Myers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-09-30

In the estate Of Anna Ruth Roberts,
a new bond in the sum Of S4OO was
furnished and the original bond this
day released.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-09-30

Miss Eta Hume Of South Calhoun
street was married at G:30 O'Clock
Saturday evening to Ova D. Shaw Of
Martinsburg George Clark, justice
Of the peace, performed the ceremony,
The wedding took place at the home
Of the bride.
Mrs. Shaw is a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Hume of Mexico. She has
been an employe at the shoe factory.
Mr.. Shaw is employed at the light
yiant in this city. They will make
Ecir home in Mexico.
The Ledger extends congratulations
to Mr. and Mrs. Shaw.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-09-30

Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Elliott spent
Sunday in Hallsville with relatives.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-09-30
HATTON-CONCORD.

Miss Ida Meyer of st. Louis who is
visiting her father, Will Meyers Of
wear Auxvasse is spending this week
with Miss Marguerite Stephens OF
Hatton. Stanley Smith will batch
on his brothers farm this year. so
the good people Of near Hatton gave
Kim a surprise Saturday night with
shower" of nice useful things. This
- the first time we have heard OF a
shoyer for a bachelor. - Monday
night the friends of Percy branam
gave him and his bride shower. -
Thera will be an ice cream supper ana
nlav st the Goose Hill school one
,trt .h,a week. The tic and box
u,rp~, . Ice f.e s,ho was well
ATTENDED aad We understand they
c,de somewhere in $1,000 clear Of
.,ncn S. The children had speeches
,yd aflor.es wbi,A was enjoyed by
,r prcs nt. We wish Eddie Meyers
md his lovely accomplished bride
rgch happiness. Ho will live on his
'tt5er. yfn Meyer f2rm, We un-
aarstarI VIII Mey,~ viii move his
family 10 Aoxvassc TO live.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-09-30

w. Moore Of Vandalia was in Mex
leo Saturday on business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-09-30
NOTICE OF sHTRIFFS SALE IN
PARTITION

NOTICE OF sHTRIFFS SALE IN
PARTITION
Mona Mcintyre, ....''.... i'''''''N
VS..
John A. Sullivan, Henry SULLIVAN
James Sullivan, Mary sullivan
Lucille Bruton and Marion Brutoh'
Defendants.
In the Circuit Court of Audram
County, Missouri.
BY VIRTUE and authority Oh a
Docree and Order Of Sale made by tne
s.id Court in the above entitled cause
and Of a certified copy thereof dated
Sept. 2sth, 1920, will, on
aAT1JRDAY, OCTOBER 2sRD' 1920
Retween the hours Of nine o'clock
/, the forenoon and five o'clock in the
.starnoon Of that day, at the east
+~ont door Of the Court House, IN tne
s+v Of Mexico in Audrain County,
Missouri, sell at public vendue' TO 'ne
highest bidder, the following 0es-
cribed Real Estate, viz:
The Southeast Quarter ~, OF oe'-
ton II, and the Southeast quarter
fH) of the Southwest Quarter ~
of Section II; all in Township o.
Range 7 West in Audrain County oun y,
Missouri and containing in all 2o4''S
acres, more or less
ALSO .
lot Block of Hughes Addltiol
to the City of Mexico, County OF A"u
rain and State of Missouri
Terms of sale as follows VIZ
J. G. FORD,
Sheriff
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-09-30
CIRCUIT COURT.

Tae case of F. G. Sampson against
+. D. De Tienne was decided in favor
Of Mr.. Sampson and judgement was
given for $3O52.
The case of II. H. Meyer against
T. D. Worrell was continued to the
November term of court.
The case of the State of Missouri
a@ainst II. D. Smith for felonious
assault was being tried Tuesday after
room. Smith is charged with striking
Young Lewellen of Vandalia on the
head with a bottle of linseed oil. The
Jury for the case are: w. w. Tratchef,
Y. r. Day, P. S. Craighead, Porter
Csuthorn, II. S. Cla, r. W. Allen,
c. w. Dodd, j. D. Miller J. w. Payne.
j. B. Armstrong, P. L. aTInley and
.udrew Cauthorn.
THOSE people who own Fore
ccr have already taken back the NEAR
.aings they once said obout Henry
Eord and those who aspire to
"a.vvcr' viii discontinue my crit,
n they may have had to offer
".u,l have to give it to the automo
r.'a king Of Detroit.
SOCRATES Sewers says the ont
s hrbinr thing about the falling
,r es Is that he fears the cornet ant
arhoHc will soon be cheap enough
70 interest the beginners.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-09-30
WEDDINGS

T.SH5as'Ss"ss,sses' r.-rs- -.t.r.r.r rs" 50. -
Cecil Cole ond Miss Beulah Gal
with were married in Mexico Wednes-
day afternoon. They left here for
Kansas City on a bridal trip.
The groom is a son of Mrs. John
Tebbs Of Fulton and for several years
has been salesnban at the Payne
& Henderson shoe store. The bride is
a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
Galwith of East Ninth street and for
sometime has been in the dental office
Of DIR. Geo. T. Reily.-Fulton Sun.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-09-30

Joe T. Davis and Mrs. Gertrude
Mum both of California were mar
ried in this city Wednesday at the
home of the officiating minister, the
Rev. J. ]. Griffin, of this city. Immed-
lately following the ceremony they de-
parted for their home.