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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-10-08

The United States Marshal came
over Wednesday and took the w.ld
cey booze makers to Abilene. Sheriff
Byrd went along to see that the men
were properly delivered.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-10-08

Mr.. H. H. Haynes. the obliging
and hustling agent os the r. S.
& p. at Fluvanna YVES a business
visitor in Snyder Monday and paid
the Signal short fvaternal call.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-10-08
MRS. j. T.. HARTFORD RE-
OPENS POST SANITARIUM

The Post Sanitarium which has
been closed for the past several
months will reopen as soon after Oc-
tober lst as is possible. The building
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-10-08

A new invoice OF print paper
came to us this week at IA cents a
pound. Just about twice as high as 1t
was year ago.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-10-08

Trade is picking up. in all lines
Merchants and sales people are all
busy and people are putting pep
into their movements.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-10-08
Gin Rcnnrt To Thnr.dny.

Jim Ferguson said at Waxahachie
thai he will OF be elected presi-
dent this year but win be four years
from nov and the fellows who eX-
pect TO want post offices had bet
ter warm up to him. Jim always
thinks about the pie.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-10-08

Mr.. J. 2. Noble left Thursday for
Dallas to put in about a week seeing
the Fair and meeting friends.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-10-08

Resumed NJ Camp springs.
IT, NJ. Kerns. manager OF the
SPRINGS oil and Gas Co. has
way for several weeks look
ter interests In Kansas. Mis-
Ind Nebraska and the drilling
|ons at Camp Springs have been
|ff.
the Doctor has returned and
I,tters over there are getting
Kerns said Saturday that his
has not yet returned from his
er vacation and he is doing
bling himself and went down
let last week.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-10-08
[HOO|STS HOLD
CONFERENCE

fourth quarterly conference
Methodist church In Snyder
bid here Monday night, Sept.
hsiding Elder G 5. Hardy con
/ the gervice. W. s. Adam
Z secretary OF the conference.
presiding elder was pleased
|he progress the church has
|luring the year.
pastor reported Is received
e church this year. Mrs.
read an encouraging report OF
| rk OF the Woman's Missionary
The Sunday school apd the
Eh League were reported
| fine progress. The church
financial budget OF around
|O.00. II is expected that all
will be fully met before the
h OF the annual conference.
following list OF church Of
'were elected
|ias school superintendent II.
.ers.
.tees. W. : Adamson. l.. Ca
J. Blackburn. J. W Couch,
IDoak. II. A. Goodwin, c. w
u Nation. u. n Price
.ards. O. p. Thrane. w 5 Ad.
Z. b. Baugh. l. W Boren.
Couch. r n. Curnutte. W VI
T. c. Davis. W F. Doak. \.
gin A. A Grimes. J 5. Har-
|nmett Johnson u y Price,
Johnson. Guy r. Paxton. II
Vle J. l. Waskom, ID. p No-
N. Curry
brding steward. 4. ID Erwin.
rict steward. r. C. Davis.
leader. A NJ Curry
|neements are now being made
.nhlic dedication OF the church
hon McMurray on october IL.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-10-08

August Stahl was here Wednesday
from his big farm near Hermleigh.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-10-08

Mr. and Mrs B. ]. Evans have re-
Gently made extensive improvements
on their home in west Snyder.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-10-08

Every touch now being given the
public square makes it more attrac-
tive.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-02-13
DR.. NEWMAN ADDRESSES HADAS.
sab GATHERING.

Before large assemblage, DR.. Louis
I. Newman of New York, who is here
in the interests of the Palestine Re-
storation Fund drive, addressed the
Hadassah at the monthly gathering and
tea held on Wednesday last at the
Temple House. DR.. Newman gave an
interesting and forceful talk on "The
American Jewish Woman's Place in the
New Palestine. The meeting was the
regular monthly gathering and tea OF
the Hadassah. At each meeting, one OF
members acts as hostess. Mrs. Lille
Mikolas was hostess of this gathering.
Following Dr. Newman's interesting adj
dress, several vocal selections, were
given by Mrs. Martin Cohn and Mrs.
Ada Rabinau, after which tea was served.
Presiding at the tea tables were Mines.
s. N. Deinard and Harry Green. They
were assisted by Mines. s. P. Goldberg,
J. H. Schanfeld, Geo. J. Gordon. Sam
Mikes, A. s. Bearman and Mrs. N.
.Swiler Mrs. Harry Bearman and Mrs.
A. M Harris were in charge Of the sew
ing exhibit of the Hadassah Sewing cir
Gle, which meets every Tuesday at the
Temple House to sew for the destitute
in Palestine.
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-rl~7''
ADATH YESHURUN NOTES.

Rabbi C.eDavid Matt returned on Sun
day from Philadelphia where he attended
the convention of the United Syna-
gogues, where he delivered the opening
prayer On Saturday morning he preach
ed at the Ohel Jacob synagogue in
Philadelphia and on Friday last he
preached at the South Side Hebrew Con-
gregation in Chicago.
"Can Slaves Be Freed"
will be the topic of Rabbi Mats sermon
at the services at the Adath Yeshurun
synagogue this Friday evening.
The children of the religious school
were given Chamisho Oser B'shvat
treat Of fruit and nuts on Sunday last
by the Ladies Auxiliary Of the Adath
Yeshurun Miss Marcia Harris and Miss
Frances Segall Of the alumni assisted
in serving.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-02-13
THE, AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

have been organized. The Mercurys, one
of the teams, composed Of a group of
Jewish young men, are representing the
Talmud Torah on the Minneapolis anna
teur basketball league. At present the
team heads the league. On Saturday
they will play the Unity. house team at
the Unity gymnasium. All others games
will be played on the Talmud Torah
floor. All are asked to come and boost
for the Talmud Torah team.
A very important meeting of all boys
clubs of the Talmud Torah will be held
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-02-13

two sisters, whose maiden names were
Mary and Anna Lyons. One sister,
Mary, married in Boston, Mass, Il years
ago to David Goldberg, has five children
three girls and two boys. She lived
in Chicago up. to four years ago and
then was supposed to have moved either
to Omaha, .SNeb., or, Minneapolis Her
husband is a jeweler and was last heard
from 3k years ago. The other sister,
Anna, was married in Boston % years
ago to Ellis Vilensky and has not been
heard from for IL years.
IA Brother from England Seeking
Their Whereabouts).
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-02-13
TALMUD ToRAH SOCIAL SERVICE
DEPARTMENT.

Since the social service department
was inaugurated in the Ta1fnud Torah,
athletics is being put to the front. Hither-
to the young Jewish boys have been un-
able to organize teams%to compete with
the other organizations in the. city, but
since the social service department was
opened, teams in all forms of athletics,
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-02-13
sHELTERINe HOME NOTES.

SHEL EHINN F1UWE NV 70.
At the regular meeting held on Mon
day last Of the board of directors OF
Jewish Sheltering Home for Children the
following resolution was passed:
Resolved That, any; organization or
any person wishing to give benefit
affair for the Jewish Sheltering Home
Continued on Page Is
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-02-13
"The Wisdom of Lincoln"

will be the subject Of DR.. S. N. DEM
ards address this Friday evening at the
Temple House, Emerson and Gath Street
South.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-02-13

boys who do not belong to any clubs
are also invited to attend.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09
AUTOMOBILES


M TWNVFFFFsFIN FNFFN FN' v -
WHY walk when YOU can buy a good p
passenger car for 900, Call Usage NtNj
until a. m and at noon.
BRANp NEW Velie, latest model, will
sacrifice. Ask Foster. Usage 45i.
USED DODGE TRUCK Tor sale cheap.
John Sakakita. Lake station. sand
Springs
FOR SALE-,300. one 7-psssougct ear.
oil East Fifth. Ceder ilSi
ron SALE or TRADE-igis Model Ma,.
well Chummy roadster. cheap for cash.
Usage eOi.
1873 FORD touring car. in good coudi-
tton; cheap for cash los South Elsin
ron SAGE---is2o Ford sedan, Hasalor
shock absorbcr. like new. '6it. Call
OsaEe 3S6
COOP passenger Ruick automobile. vii
sell fof cash or on time Call Osag .
,0St-R or l22 s Guthrie
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09
AUTOMOBILES


w IbMb'ill - fNk SAW 10
! HAVE rtnctttally new Mprmon car.
been driven 1900 miles. Will trade FOR a
smaller car or sell on easy terms Price
'@''oo can Usage 2ose.
FOW QUICK SALE Touring car good
condition. no trsHnuuhl, cash offer rc-
fused ga East Fourth
DODGE TOURING car 1913 model in
good condition call usaec 73a3.
FOR SAIE--A rctI bargain for each. 1880
Ford tpuring has tccn used very little.
Liberty Garage. az West Second st.
Phone Ostrc 7oa7
uUY WORTH WHILE Five -passcn-
ger, ~ model good condition. never
been driven except by present owner,
cylinder, must be seen 90 be- appreciated .
Co. $50 East Third 81, OF Usage 1879
1919 FORD roadster In good mechanical
condition, a bargain st f2to. llt south
Cincinnati.
1879 HtlCk s passenger touring car. never
been or the rayctucnfH. best ~ trrthan-
teal condition, new top and good rubber
would consider a Ford in trade. lli south
Cincinnati
1913 RUiCk 5.passengcr body to trade Tor
roadster body OF same model, Will nay
cash difference. Cedar llA1
FOB SALE OR TRADE uudgc roadster.
Stui4 E-pnrscngcr 1871 model. sclf
viii do 90 miles per hour. car can be
seen at West Tulsa garage West Tulsa.
FOR ShLE--Irudson sreciatcr. 1918 model
must sell today. Call Chamberlain. Usage
$50.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09
LEGAL.

tald assessments. from tho date Of the
taking effect Of this ordinance, that the
fI-st installmeot OF said assessments. TO
srtber with the accrued Interest on tne
toferrcd insta ilments shall be payable on
tbe 18Th day OF December 1920. and tho
remaining deferred installments witt tho
vearly interest on the upaid installm ,nts,
.rau be payable on the 18th day - De-
ecmber Of each succeeding year until all
nal he paid.
oWners OF the lots or parcels u land 80
l..f-sed may at any time during tho fotr
"a, consecutive weeks following the day
~ the first publication Of this ordinance
Ca, to the city Auditor ot tho city ot
Ara, the fun amount of the assessments
o.. leved against their said lot and parcel
- ta nd and thereby release ouch propcrG
,t,rt the lien OF such assessments.
SECTION (: That this ordinance shaR
no published for twenty nine consecutive
avs In the Tulsa Daily world, news.
,sper pub.iahed In Tulsa, Oklahoma; that
~. publication OF thls ordinance az re-.
ggl-cd by Iaw shall 4 taken and regarded
~ 80 in the aasessments hereby levied by
ibc fcrms Of this Ordinance.
SECTiOS s. That all ordinances or
,s-ts OF ordinances in conflict with tho
I.yislonp OF this ordinance, insofar as
a. n conflict exists are hereby repealed
s'ar.'riON 6; That an emergency cUsts
O.. me preservation Of the public health
"a aafeiy, by reason whereof this ordtn-
-. shall take effect from and after It's
.ass,ee approved. and publication.
,.i,a upon separately and approved. this
III. aay ~ September. 1920
APPROVED, this 18th day OF septem-
Der ''-" T d. EVANS, Mayor.
A"eS' MRS FRANK SEAMAN.
city Auditor
,rproycd o-l4-20;
AIFFRHSK Is DUNCAN city Attorney
NOTICE.
sg.Ifro Is hreeby given that sealed bids
yIl rs received by the undersigned urtl
n,rfoyk .. m, on the 1ith day uf Oc-
st.r 1890 for the erection and equip
E.,t ~ a school building at Pershug,
nrIaas aud specifications are on file at
the Office ~ G. r. Tulloch and et tho
stcra ~ Wilson & Youngb'uod, PershlnB,
oti,hofua, where they may be seen and
cyauiintd by all parties interested.
XII tlds must be scaled and envelopes
endorsed ibid for the erection Of School
nnUdirg" and addressed to T.. n. Marrs,
Iistrict clerk. Pershing. oklahoma.
The board reserves the right 10 reject
any or all bids.
1y order OF board OF Directors.
Dattd this 9Th day OF october, 1890.
l.. N MARRS,
District Clerk.
BY C. z. TULLoCH
Member School Board
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09

FOR SNLE-Fsrd roadster. first class
condition. good tires 1225. Phone Usage
tib2, or Usage 7t77.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09
BOARD AND ROOMS
iCIiT Mor srKtrrtNG ROOMS


ADMIRAL. r.. i3OS.-Two light
housekeeping rooms for rent.
Cedar 2gO.
ron RENT-- ucdroom. breakfast room and
ht,hcnctte. with living room and lsun'
dry privileges refined home, close IN
two blocks trum car line. suitable fot
two Or three ladies. or man and VIE,
no children Usage S6es-J,
ron RENT. Modern ught housekcc ping
and nlrcring rooma M south Peoria
BOSTON. y. 3o1--Fot rent. . light house.
keeping rooms
ROOMS roR REST. FURNISHED II
FitiSpO. g. 3gO- Ntcc sleeping room, close
in convenient to bath, gentleman pre-
fcrrpd
ROOM FOR RENT--bi6 <. Guthrie. osago
gps
ron RENf.-Vlose In south side iron, bed
room To- gentlemen, no other toomors,
Hhonr oSage t5OA.
pRESsfNG ROOM aud slceptnE porch
Huiinlle TOT OF B, bath adjoining, ptt-
vHtc h''siie On ear ltne cedar s3l.
BOULDER. 3. 70S--AttractiVe front
room in private home hot water, heat.
gentleman only
CINCINNATI &. ig3Q-Niccly furnished
southeast sleeping room Tor gentleman
or lady employed. private home, i2b per
month EaraE" II dcstred cedar iit7,
DESIRABLE souihcsst room In prlvate
modern home Tor gentleman, close In
lh"nc pfhrr bON'.
CINCINNATI r., lo2i--Fufnlshcd sleep
ing room, suitable Tor one or two gon-
tUmcu
VICTOR, s.. iis--Ni,cly furnished sleeping
room; enquire at home. adjoining bath
privat" entrance Phone osaEc is6S.
FOIt REST- Unfurnishcd front room In
modern home. can Usage sI67 before 10
n M. or after y. m.
YOUNG lady wants room mate. 62s south
Detroit Usage 6tls,
BOULDER T., 5i5.-Nlcc large room well
furnished tor couple or two gentlemen
FRANKFORT s, glo.2 sleeping rooms
ana one light housekeeping rooms Tor
rent
SLEEPING room Tor ! " gentlemen. Ss0
West Fifth. Usage GSNa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09
,IGiiT molsrkrrpING nO0ns

BOSTON, n, 5go--Two light Housekeeping
rooms for rent
THIRD, T.. Ii1g-Niceiy furnished rooms
Tor light Housekeeping. Cedar il5b,
FAIRVIEW, b.. a4-e nicely furnished
rooms Tor light housekeeping Usage
S220,
PHOENlX. s.. -Furu,shcd rooms Tor
lIght Housekeeping, convenient Co car
line lAnd school Phone Ds1ge b1ia- u.
MAlN. y. ll6y--Uue large Light hous
keeping room: connecting bath, private
entrance on Jitncy and one block from
car line.
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms. for
housekeeping, with use of bath. 20 North
Cuanah.
IOR RENr-Furnishe housekeeping room.
Phone Osagc bal3.
TWO light housekeeping rooms for rent.
Phone Usage 1903 n.
CUEYENSE. r.. 7g2-Two front rooms,
large closets; good well Phone Osase
6S2J-R,
FOR RENT light housekeeping rooms.
cedar 7i0 -.
ADMIRAL lllu-Two rooms nicely .ur'
nished for housekeeping and also sleep
ing room. Phone Usage ss'l-h.
FOR REST-Teo furnished light house.
Keeping rooms AT AlJ West Easton.
Phone Usage 15l-R.
ARCHER. " ui--Fog rent. Two modern
basement rooms. osage slA1.l.
3 UPSTAIRS rooGs; modern, no children.
~ per week Usage siH7
FuR RENT--Two modern large hight
housekeeping rooms, close ia. s0- >
Guthrie.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09
Don't Forget o. o.,
Sunday, Oct. 9th,
Convention Hall.

FORD ROADSTER. 10 MODEL. $500.
OVERLAND LIGHT !, s576.
sTuDEBAKER 7-PAssy 6.CYL., $500.
OFFER cas- n MAIN. OsAGE $50.
1919 FORD roadster IN good condition for
hurry salc price 1850. ia South Gin
oinnatL
1919 BUICK passenger run $500 mile.
IN Al mechanical condition; new rub
her. iit 8. Cincinnati
1919 SEVEN passenger Nash for safe
bargain for cash. Osage 1854.
FOR SALE--Ford roadster. 1917 model
with slip-nn delivery BODY. good tires
engine in perfect running order; Just over
hauled; S326 cash; bargain for some one.
2lS North Grant, or call Cedar iS2.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09

WANTED TO REPAIR 1000 Iesay radl-
ators and damaged tenders We repair
all kinds quick service. reasonable
charges B a =, Radiator Co, 323 East
Second, second door west Of proposed san
Ia Fe depot,
GARAGE WASTED-Woom Tor or I
cars with light housekeeping rooms over
same; what have you7 Ask for me.
chanic, OssVc $40 Boston Street Repair
shop, $40 =. Boston
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09

FOR SAtE--lTudson srecia'cr. 1918 model
must sell today, Call Chamberlain. Osag,
$50.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Lost Am EnINI
OlNn-b bulldog, owner can have by
Identification and paving fUr TINS adj
Usage $500, Freeman.

-- LOST AND FOUND
FoCNp.. Bulldog, owner can have by
ldentl tlticaiion and payinE for tns adj
Usage 900, Freeman.
LOST--Grey ovctccnt. liant weight. water
proof between Tulsa and SapuipA. we'd.
hesday evening Can Usage g,si day, or
sl55 night and receive reward
LOST 2 months old white bull pup with
black spot over left eye Reward can
oaaRe l5 or bring i3o y Vancouver
TohTOlSE nose glasses. chain and button
Wtachmchi, sunday morning finder call
OseEe ttil, aud receive reward.
LOST Betwcen Fourth and rum. ON
MAN; black velvet handbag. containing
about 80 finder call Usage s232 reward
BOY IosT--Rey Grimes, ago II. dark
hrn"n hair, light complexion, weight
September IS With ioy thir'oopnnn iIepn S1ySss S1Sss
finding them wire mother. Georgia grtuea
Yale okla. Phone 333.
Ll ST-blaek Gordon setter dog I months
, on white chest, straycd from 1889
SgHth PEORIA reward for return. Usage
FOREST, s, gi5- straycd or stolen
black horse. brand "A nar on rlRht
reward
LOST OR STRAYED-Femaie Aircda!e
terrier months old black. tan aud
gray leather collar and city license tag
No. 54S' reward. Phone Usage 6i26-R. or
'
year old COW, last seen at Nern station,
VIII pay $40 for any Information that will
le'l 70 recovery branded J. a. II. Horace
t. Ihonas ~. u. ..
ia zen Up on my place miles north "
city; one bay poney mare with mare
iluir colt J. w Robertson
PURELY PERSONAL
A LYING iu instution for mothers aud
cNpeetant mothers, strictly modern aud
sanitary can Usage 73i9 Mrs. George
FAlRMoNr MArERNITY HOSPITAL. Tor
confinement. private. prices reasonable
may work for board. babies adopted.
Write Tor booklet. Mrs r. B. Long. 49l
= s5ih Kansas city, No.
CANCER positively cured no pay I'M
cured Delay is fatal. Court Russel, 7l5
Forest Ave. Tulsa
MAIN, W..-Maternity sanItafium. Tor the
care aud protection o., young women. .
CANCERS. tumors. gottrc, piles uatula.
Write for testimonials. Box SIT. Dallas.
West Main. rr. NJ II. Newman Medical
Director, S07 Colored Bldg. Oklahoma
city.
SPECIAL NOTICES .
PUBLIC SALE AT MITCHELL
Saturday. Oct HTsFiSN y rity mS1Esi SAep rn,.. ON,
~ head Perchcron mares and horses,
weigh 400 TO i.A0O pounds; all good ages,
,go0Gd workers and several match teams.
VIII sell without reserve or limit Col. j
G. Mitchell. auctiOnecr. Sale commences
| at ! ,. m. sharp. Dr. II. NJ. Hutchinson
clerk
! REAL ESTATE men, having listed my
- properly at 100l-b-9 East Second street
arc hereby notified TO take It OF your
/ list. r. l.. Benson.
VACUUM c.esuets for rent rhors. pre-.
miers Edlsons. Eurekas etc Phone
| Cedar SOC 20 W. First
AUTOMOBILES
- AUTOMOBILE TOR SALE 10
I'rO TRADE Franklin car and some cash
/ on a or 6-roOm bungalow. Phone RieB
Usage 2S73..
/ FOR SALE-Onc ton Ford truck In goud
condition, 13iji can be seen at Sls
| Main.
I 1913 NELIE chummy for sale. first class
condition, good paint top and curtalus
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-06-03
NORTHEAST BENTON.

Mrs. J. Z. Northcutt was on the
sick list the past week. - Miss Lucille
Burt from near Bachelor has been
visiting Nr.and Mrs. George Burt
Miss Inez Sallee Of Mexico visited at
Fritz Wingers last week. -- Miss Fan
ME Scott living west Of Mexico has
been engaged to teach the Prairie
chapel school for the coming year. -
Mrs. Lena Reynolds of Moberly Wis
tied with friends the last of the week.
- Several from this vicinity attended
the commencement exercise of the
Wellsville High School last Friday
night. Miss frankie Northcutt was
one of the graduates. - Born, to Mr..
and Mrs. Russell Watts living south of
Benton City, a baby girl. - The
sympathy Of everyone goes to Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Erisman in the loss of
funeral was held at the Presbyterian
church Tuesday morning, Rev. Franc
Mitchell officiating.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-06-03
CITY OF CONVENTIONS
Mrs. Geo. Erisman Writes From Port
land That Four VIII Come
There in June.

Portland, Oregon, Apr. 20, 1920.
Mr.. Mitchell White,
Mexico, No.
Dear Mr.. Wbite;-
Enclosed find one years subscrip-
ton to the Weekly Ledger.
We certainly appreciate u Oregon
weather train and alp when we read
Of the Easter snow storm in Missouri.
We think Portland can't be beat for
a beautiful city to live in, but our
home ties will always center around
dear old Mexico, No.
We would surely be glad to see any
of our Mexico friends at the National
Shriners' Convention which will be
held here in June,and would be pleased
for them to hunt US up.
Portland is being talked of as the
city Of conventions, as we are having
four here this summer, besides our
famous Rose Festival, all of which are
being held in June. Reservations
have been made at all the hotels, also
all high schools, libraries, armory, and
every available place, will be filled
with cots and a thorough canvass Of
the city has been taken to know just
how many persons each family car
accommodate. Besides, there will be
hundreds Of Pullman cars that will
stand on temporary tracks along Rose
Festival Center. Our home is on this
same street near Festival Center.
Kind wishes to Ledger family.
MRS. GEO. ERISMAN
351 West Park Ave.
Portland, Ore.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-06-03
us. WILL HAVE
No OIL SUPPLY
AFTER IS YEARS

WASHINGTON, June 2. - The
United States is consuming its oil sup
ply fourteen times as fast as the rest
of the world.
This fact is brought to the public
attention by the United States geolog-
ical survey in a warning of fuel short
age to come at the present rate Of
consumption of the nations petrol
cum supply.
The last igfures on the worlds oil
supply, the geological surveys report,
disclose that the foreign countries are
using only one-half as much petrol
cum as the United States, while they
have seven times as much oil in the
ground.
"The foreign countries" says the
report, ARE now using about 200 mil
lion barrels Of oil yearly, but they
have resources large enough to last
over $50 years at this rate Of con-
sumption. In striking contrast T
the production figures for the United
States which at the present rate of
more than 400 million barrels a year
has only an eighteen-year supply. In
other words the United States is using
up its own oil supply fourteen times
as fast as the rest of the world.
mot counting oil to be obtained
from shales and other retortable ma
terials by distillation, the worlds sup
ply Of recovering petroleum amounts
to as much as GO billion barrels. Of
this amount AZ billion barrels may be
regarded as oil more or less definitely
in sight as shown by actual drilling
with successful RESULTS