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New Britain herald., 1921-07-22
FLETCHER NAMED MANAGEI,

Stanford University, Cal, July 22.- William r. Fletcher, II, has been appointed graduate manager oi ath-- lctics of Stanford University, succeed ing E. B. Martin. resigned, it waI announced today Fletcher, an all- around athlete, was football coach of the College of the Pacific and the San Jose High School in past seasons.
New Britain herald., 1921-07-22
WILSON AND DOWNEY.

Cleveland, July 22.-Tommy Me- Ginty, Cleveland boxing promoter, just returned from Boston, announces that he has secured the signature of Johnny Wilson, champion middle weight to box Bryan Downey in a 12-round bout here Wednesday, July 21 The contest will be held in. Dunn field.
New Britain herald., 1921-07-22
HARTFORD TEAM COMING
Manager Jim Luby Books All l-Insurance Team With Babe Clark, IsIieb and Bill Pike.

kr~Ecveral familiar faces will be seen in the lineup of the All-Insurance team of Hartford against the Pioneers here Sunday afternoon. Babe" Clark, Rex Islieb and Bill Pike, formerly stars of the Poli team will wear the Al uni- form in the coming game. Manager Luby of the Pioneers will send his pitching ace, Mcdonald, against the visitors Since joining the locals Mac has hurled in brilliant form, downing the singers and the Nutmegs after hard contests The attendance at the
 street grounds has not been what
 ould be of late. The management
 sought to give the best obtainable
 season, and, the club needs better
 aragement in the attendance line
 game is to continued on the
 RSonR2P s.a.. sstt xsE s-a asss
New Britain herald., 1921-07-22
DODGERS WIN IN
 OVERTIME BATTLE
Nsis' Single Turns Trick in
 Eleventh Inning
By Briggs

Brooklyn, July 22-The Dodgers defeated the Cardinals in the eleventh inning of yesterdays contest at Eb- bets field, after pitchers duel be- tween Burleigh Grimes and Bill Doak. both spitball hurlers. The score was to l. Before the game WiIbert Robinson benched lily Myers and put Bernie Neis in his place, and Neis played an important role He aided ia the scoring of the Dodgers first run and he also drove in the win ming tally. Bill Doak was in the act Of passing Neis .purposely in the eleventh. when Bernie reached after ] wide curve and shot a base hit to iSht center, which sent Jimmy John ston home and the fans toward the sAit gates. The score:
 r. h. e. St. Louis .. 100OOo0OO0o-l g 2 rooklyn .... 000O0010ool-2 Doak and Clemons and Dilhoefer:a Grimes and krueger
New Britain herald., 1921-07-22
LOCAL TEAMS CHALLENGED.

The North End baseball team of Middletown, would like to meet any team in New Britain between the ages of 17-21. Games with the Tabs, Rangers and Pirate. are especially desired. For information write E. D. Sullivan, manager, 114 Prospect street, Middletown Conn Phona 1216-2 or s8
New Britain herald., 1921-07-22
BALL GAMES,

Two baseball games will be played by Boys club teams this afternoon. The Boys Club Outlaws will play the Olivers at Walnut Hill park at 4 o clock and the Seniors will play the Apinees at St. Mary's Field at 6
New Britain herald., 1921-07-22
II. $. RIELEMEN WIN.

Coblenz, July 22.-The team repre- senting the American forces in German territory yesterday won the interallied small arms competition at Aix la ChapeHc. The Americans defeated tie BelalanS. the second team iu the .cou- tnct by 1 jlO r,,>;,..
New Britain herald., 1921-07-22
GIBBONS BOYS ARE TRAINING.

New York, July 22-Mike and Tom Gibbons, brother boxers of St. Paul began training each other here today for coming bouts. Mike will meet Augie Rather August 1, and Tom will fight Georges Carpenter in October Each will be in the others corner
New Britain herald., 1921-07-22
Standing of the Clubs.
Games Today.

Games Today. Cincinnati in New York. St. Louis in Brooklyn. Pittsburgh in Boston. Chicago in Philadelphia.
New Britain herald., 1921-07-22

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

Baltimore-Jersey City postponed. wet grounds.
 Reading 5, Newark A. Buffalo z, Toronto 5. Rochester 6, Syracuse 2 Gst). Syracuse 9, Rochester (2d).
New Britain herald., 1921-07-22
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Results Yesterday

Cleveland IT, New York s. St. Louis s. Boston 1. Chicago 2, Philadelphia 1 GA inns j. Detroit 2, Washington 2
New Britain herald., 1921-07-22
Standing of the Clubs.

Games Today. Reading in Newark. Baltimore in Jersey City. Rochester in Syracuse. Buffalo in Toronto.
New Britain herald., 1921-07-22
Tigers Down Senators.

Tigers Down Senators. Detroit, July 22--Oldham held to. four hits yesterday Id Detroit won, to 2. Zachary was solved for 12 hits in eg than six innings. x Xeach and Miller each made a Ae run. The score:
 Ellington ..- 000011OOO-2 | &pit ...! !.,... 10300201x-7 16 O
 chary, Acosta and Picinich; Old ty-And Bassler.
New Britain herald., 1921-07-22
Standing of the Clubs.
Games Today.

Hartford at New Haven. Waterbury at Springfield. Bridgepor. at Worcester. Albany at Pittsfieli.
New Britain herald., 1921-07-22
Standing of the Clubs.

Games Today. No games scheduled.
New Britain herald., 1921-07-22

Philadelphia, July 22-Philadelphia yesterday took the second straight game from Chicago by the score of to 1.
 Ring pitched effectively. holding the Cubs to six hits. Peters had a home run in the sixth inning. The score:
 r. h. e. hicago 000100000-1 6 I Philadelphia =. 22000103x-S 14 | Freeman. Jones and Daly and .Firts: Ring and Peters
New Britain herald., 1921-07-22
NATIONAL LEAGUE,
Results Yesterday.

Clncinna i-New York and Pitts burgh-Boston games postponed, rain Brooklyn 2, St. Louis 1, (11innsD Philadelphia 8, Chicago 1.
New Britain herald., 1921-07-22
EA STERN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Yesterdays Results. Pittsfeld 2, Hartford l. Springfield 6. Worcester l. Bridgeport 4, Albany B. New Haven-W Waterbury game n played.
New Britain herald., 1921-07-22
TABS WIN OVER WEST ENDS
Mccormick, Twirlcr for Victors. Al lows Losers But Two Hits and Those in Second Last Inning

Mccormick, pitching for the Tabs tear in the City league at St. Mary'S p'aygrounds last night held the West EEds hitless up to the second last in ming. In their last trip to the plata the West Ends succeeded in register ing two safeties. The Tabs finishe on the long end of a 6 to 1 score Tn ! winners were strengthened last night by the acquisition of Bill Fitzpatrick, playing al short.
 The score: 4
New Britain herald., 1921-07-22
%Sk aE PLAY Hrs %
|ANks ARE BEATEN
 1BADLY BY INDIANS
l1Qs P3und Four Pitchers o@gain League Lead

Ohio. July 2E-One
 Cleveland ball team does
 ecover quickly from a
 lKhe comeback habit is
 Hveloped in the Cleve- That aggregation recov- Ed quickly from the drubbing ad- snistered by the Yankees Wednes- 4y and yesterday drubbed the Tanks nd regained first place. The extett the retaliatory drubbing was 17 to The Yankees lost through poor Etching The Indians made twenty Wo hits off the four. pitchers pre- ented by Miller Huggins. The Tanks kho made better fight in defeat yes berday than the Indians did Wednes day, were not idle with the want They knocked Caldwell out of the bo'> Ind made sixteen hits of their oW''. The two teams combined made four ben two base hits, and it looked az the game never would be finished. was a loose and hammer and tongs fair.
 The score,
 r. h. e. w York OH OPP 101- 16 3 leland .I .007 306 10x-17 P 3 avs, Quinn, Ferguson, Collins and ng and Devormer; Caldwell, and OfNeiI and Schmault.
New Britain herald., 1921-07-22

West Ends .. 900 900 1OO-1 ? 1 T. A. B. 32O OO1 OOx-6 9 9
 Batteries: Frederickson and Conk- l;E; Mccormick and Smithwick. Um- pire, Riley.
New Britain herald., 1921-07-22

The score: Philadelphia r. h. e. 900 oo1 900 900 oo-1 1s 1 EEhicago- o1o 900 900 900 o1-2 g 1
 Naylor and Perkins: Faber and
 chalk.
New Britain herald., 1921-07-22
Browns Win Another Game.

Browns Win Another Game. [. Louis, July 22.-St. Louis won seventh consecutive victory yes. day by defeating Boston, to l., The Browns hit Myers and Thor hlen hard and opportunely and cker pitched effectively through The score:
 r. h. e. pn .....s:.,...: O1o00000O-1 8 ? ouis ..... 202O0O4Ox-8 15 I kra. ra.sIThormahlen and Ruel: cker and Severeid.
New Britain herald., 1921-07-22
Ohio, July 2FOne Cleveland ball team does ecover quickly from a khe comeback habit is

khef Win TOT FaDcr.
 July 22.-Bib Falk, the
 gian, yesterday drove the ke right field bleachers for
 and gave Urban Faber his
 ictory of the season, when In, from Philadelphia, ? to ben innings.
 est was a pitching duel be- er and Naylor, a base ol: trifice and Schalk's double )cals the. first run. |ngle, a sacrifice and c. (ouble tied the count in the |as hit harder than his op- 1t three double plays and tching in the pinches pre-. visitors from scoring.
New Britain herald., 1921-07-22
PhiIHes Win From Cubs.

DUdk anu OIeNlOflS ana EDlIhOef arimes and krueger
, 1921-04-14
NOTICE
TO rHE president OF THE ST.
CROIX AABO UNION,
Labor Headquarters, Chrjstjanstel,
Sir,
aye tn, district Officers 4 the
wv ST Groix Labor Union, whose
names are herain attached howe

HLAA4$ - N'@N0 ''N
by request the President, on behalf .!
the members " hon we represent nj on
our W behalf, add on behalf Of the in
tereStS of al; the other members 81 our
ms %ltutiJn, whose interest are ours al
so, - take steps to remove from con
nection with our institution. OCiAVlUS
CATO GRANADY, in accordance with
1he terms of the petition from members
of the institution which WE herewith
present to you.
Whatever money is IegaIly due 70 hi Ii
we request you to pay 10 hin en- The
receipt Of this our 9r4se tatlon, and
to see that bis connection with our N
s%titution is severed Immediately as we
no longer haye any use for him IN
connection herewith.
Your failure TO take proper and no
mediate steps upor this our petition
will compel US to seek al once 1ur-
her redress in respect to THIS and our
many other grievances from cOmpatent
and lawful authorities.
We remain
Yours respectfully.
JOSEPH LEVINE, ISAAC BRUNN.
JOSEPH EDWARDS, JOSEPH HARRISON,
JONAS ANDREW, FRITZ G~ROSVENOR,
w. HODGE, WILLIAM JAMES,
CHARLES BENJAMIN, JAMES kIRTON,
SAMUEL CHARLES, JOSEPH MILLER,
PETER LEWIS, 0ERCIVAL OSBORNE,
ALEXANDER WILLIAMS,
ALEXANDER JOSEPH.
ALEXANDER CONTON,
FRANK CANTERBURY,
L%ORENTIUS JOSEPH,
WANTED,
NEAT BOY to work short time
evenings.
Apply at No. II Company Street.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-01-27
REPORT SHOWS
MANY OUT OF
WORK IN 1920

WASHINGTON, January 26.-The
number of persons employed in indus
try in this country the first of this
.sonth numbered 3,475,466 less than
the number employed a year ago, the
Department of Labor's employment
service announced recently on the
basis Of the first nationwide survey
Just completed by a special staff of
investigators.
Director John B. Densmore said this
figure did not necessarily represent
the number Of persons actually I'M
employed as it was quite possible"
hat some of the workers had found
employment in agricultural or other
pursuit not covered by the survey.
On the other hand, some officials be-
lieved the army of unemployed pos
sibly was larger than the figures
given, as no effort was being made to
ascertain the reduction in the numbers
of persons employed in pursuits other
than those classed under the head OF
mechanical industry"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-01-27
SALE DATEs.

Jan. 81. L. ]. Dudley, Z miles south
of Mexico, V mile south of Ortiz, 4
miles north Of Auxvasse. Joe Gregory,
Auct.
Feb. 1. Pretch g. McCord, 8 miles
southwest of Mexico. Joe Gregory,
Auct.
Feb. 8. VIM. Copenhayer, 10 miles
northwest of Mexico, A miles north of
Thompson. Joe Gregory, J, G. Ford,
Aucts.
Feb. is. Fletcher Sims, 2 miles
southeast Of Mexico. Joe Gregory,
Auct.
Feb. 16. VIM. Harrelson, 6 miles
west Of Mexico, 2 miles south Of
Thompson. Joe Gregory, Aact.
February IS. Lewis Arnold, annual
Poland China Hog Sale, at Middleton's
barn.
Feb: %. Joe Considine, Hopewel,
Stock Farm, Thompson, Joe Gregory
and others, aucts.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-01-27
PROBATE COURT.

In the estate oof Margaret Erdel,
the administrator files the report of
the sale of the personal property.
In the estate of w. S. Haggard, the
will was produced, ~attesting wit
n%esses, proof made and the will pro-
bated. Mrs. Mamie Haggard was
appointed executrix under the will
without bond and letters issued.
In the estate of Samuel G. Chinn,
application was made by Mamie S.
Chinn, widow bond fixed at $4,000,
given, approved and letters issued as
prayed,
In the estate of George M. Laird,
the executrix files inventory and APP
praisements.
In the estate of George L, Ferris,
the Granger Undertaking and Furni-
ture Company files a demand in the
sum of $439 waived.
In the estate of Samuel G. Chinn,
the widow files election to take child's
Fart.
In the estate of Jennie B. Beatty,
James W. Gallaher & Company files a
demand in the sum of $122.50 waived.
In the estate of J. W. Beatty, James
W Gallaher & Company file a demand
in the sum of $122.50 waived.
In the estate of Susan Barton
Mary G. Stevenson makes application
for letters. Bond was fixed at 500
In the estate of George w. Heater
Mrs. T. j. Pennington files an appli.
cation for letters. Bond was fixed al
800, bond given approved and letters
issued. !
In the estate of George W. Heater
the administrative files inventory ant
appraisements.
In the estate of Clyde Nichols, thu
minor being of age, the guardian
makes final settlements, files final re
ceipts and is discharged.
In the estate of Clyde Nichols, tn
minor being Of age, the guardian
makes final settlement, files final re
ceipts and is discharged.
In the estate Of Mrs. E. e. Carol
j. A. Carroll makes an application fo
|, letters, and bond was fixer at $500.
| In the estate Of W. S. Haggard, tn
executor files inventory and appraise
ments.
In the estate Of Mrs. E. E. Carol
t bond was given in the sum of $50
was approved and letters granted,
: In the estate of Jennie B, Beatty,
, B. Armstrong makes application III
der the inheritance tax, files repol
showing tax due of $92.24, cos
$3.50.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-01-27
Attend secretary's Meeting.

C. F. Coleman, secretary of the
Mexico Chamber Of Commerce went
to Jefferson City Wednesday to at
tend a meeting of Missouri CONNER
cial Club secretaries. At a meeting
of the Mexico Chamber of Commerce
directors, Tuesday afternoon, he was
instructed to go and to state that the
Mexico Chamber of Commerce was
not a member of the Missouri FEEDER
alton of Commercial Clubs and OBJ
jected to that organization using its
name in advertising itself. Similar
action on the part of other leading
Missouri Chambers of Commerce has
been taken. The meeting of the Sec
retaries will be wholly separate from
that of the so-called federation.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-01-27

COURT
HOUSE
COURT.

E. F. Elliott, circuit clerk Of Aud
rain County, has received a letter
from the legislative committe at JEFF
ferson City asking for a statement of
the number of days that the circuit
court was in session in 1920 and the
number of cases tried.
Mr.. Elliott has issued a statement
that there were 104 days of court dur
ing the year during which time, 26S
cases were tried. Of this number,
there were more divorce cases tried
than any other, the perfect title cases
coming next.
The following cases were filed in the
circuit court late Thursday:
Mode Mill Company against James
E, Bennett & Company on contract.
Doane S. Weaver against George
w. Robertson.
The following cases have been filed
in the circuit coutr this week:
George E. Hale against Gertrude
Hale for divorce.
Clyde C. Marshall against Bertha
Marshall for divorce.
Octave F. Ellis against unknown
heirs of Solomon w. Ennan ct al fol
perfect title.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-01-27

Mrs. L A. Hanger were Mexico Wis
'itors Wednesday. - A number Of the
Rebekah ladies gave a cantata after
lodge Thursday night. Mr.. and
Mrs. &c. Williams and daughter were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. 7. Ster-
rett Thursday. - Born, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Moore Wednesday, jan
uary IL, a daughter. = J. w. Rush
returned home Thursday after a few
days visit in Stentsville. - chas. E.
Smith has resigned his position as
cashier of the Santa Fe Bank to ac-
.cept the position as cashier of the
new Trust Co., at Paris. Santa Fe
aud community regrets very much to
see Mr.. Smith and family leave. -
Mrs, L. A. Hanger and Miss Effie
Drake were guests Of Mrs. p. H.
Stuart Thursday. - Chas. E. Smith
transacted business in Paris Friday.
l-Rolla Vowel made a business trip
to Paris Friday-The Mission study
class met at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. P. H. Stuart Friday evening.
MI, Stuart came in town in the wagon
and took the members out and brought
them home. - w. T. Sterrett was a
business visitor in Mexico Saturday
]. F. Thomson returned home Sat.
urday after a few days visit with his
father in Huntsville. - Mr.. and Mrs
Pa H. Stuart and Miss Effie Drake
were guests Of Mrs. L. A. Hanger
Saturday. Miss Viola Wilson Of
Mexico spent the weekend with hel
mother, Mrs. I. d. Wilson and family
Rev. abbey of Canton preached a
the Christian church Sunday morning
andevening. The board employed hin
as pastor for the ensuing year. - c
M. Paris was a Paris visitor Saturda!
Rozel Davis was q Perry visito-
Monday. - Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Will
lingham departed on Monday for thei
home in st. Louis after a three week
visit with relatives.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-01-27
DEATHS

Short funeral services for Mrs.
Mary Ann Kemp, who died at her
home on East Liberty street early
Wednesday morning were conducted
by the Reverend Slade Thursday
morning at II o'clock at the home.
The body was then taken to Hickory
Grove Church, where other services
were held. Burial was in the Hickory
Grove Cemetery.
Funeral services for W. P. Row.
land who died Wednesday noon, were
held at the MethodiSt Church and
were conducted by the Rev. w. C.
Cowart. Burial was in Elmwood
Cemetery. With the death of Mr..
Rowland, Mexico loses n of it's most
highly respected citizens.
The pail bearers were S, P. EN-
mons, ]. G. Lakenan, George Duncan,
r. J. Kelso, Joe Davis and W. L.
Gent.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-01-27
MeCLINTTc ITEMS.

written by A. and B. Classes)
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Meek
lin a fine baby boy Monday evening.
- Selby Swift visited Charles Ferris
Tuesday night. = Phil Melahn butch
cred hogs Thursday. Theodore Hitz
helped. - Mr.. and Mrs. John Mollet
and son, Junior visited, F. !. Hagan
Wednesday. - Charles Mechlin and
R. S. Stanford shipped hogs Thurs
day. Everett Ham butchered hogs
Thursday Wilmer Anderson helped.
- Mrs. Doce Alexander was the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ferris the week
end. q o. E. Ehrlich is building a
chicken house. - Joe Gels butchered
hogs Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Hitz and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Melahn and Mr. and Mrs.
Phil Melahn visited Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Yound Thursday night. They all re-
port having a pleasant time. = Ed
Ferris was the guest of his mother
Wednesday. Mrs. George Ferris of
Ladodnia. = Dick Thomas and Family
visited w. P. Mollet and family
Thursday night.--C. G. Lower butch
cred hogs Thursday. - F, /. Hagan
butchered six hogs Tuesday. = The
home of Nh. and Mrs. Lena Bones
burnt down Monday. The fire was
caused by a defective flue. - Miss
Edna May Sonwalt was the guest OF
Hazel Paige Tuehday night. - Louis
Koch, Otto Sonwalt, and John Mollet
were among those who attended farm
ers week in Columbia from this vici.
nifty. - Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Hit
and family visited Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Young Sunday. - Mr.. and Mrs. Et
Melahn were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Oscar Erdel Sunday. - Mr.. and Mrs
f. o. Paige were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Sonwalt Sunday at
ternoon. - o. C. Enrich visited Mrs
Lena Bones Sunday afternoon, - Lu
ellie Molleet was the guest of Lena
Thomas Sunday afternoon. - Mr.. ant
Mrs. F. /. Hagan visited Charles
Mechlin Sunday. Otto Sonwalt
Edna May Sonwalt and Elsie Sonwal
, was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. join
Mollet Sunday night. = Mr.. and Mrs
Lee Sonwalt were the guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. John Mollet Sunday night
l. Mr.. and Mrs. RUDE Brown, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Leslie Brown and Mr. .and Mrs
Lee Sonwalt were the guests of o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Brown Sunday. /
was his birthday. All present enjoye'
a fine dinner. - Fritts Craig was tn,
i, guest Of Mccall Anderson Sunday at
~ternoon. - J. C. Hagan was the CUES
of Mr. and Mrs. F. !. Hagan Sunda,
, afternoon. - Mr.. and Mrs. Eugen
Flynn and family was the guest Q
Mr.. and Mrs. Brice Flynn Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. l. Hagan and faniil
! was the guest of C. A. Mollet Sunda.
evening.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-01-27

.HgENE srtHtH HE1EFEA MESL
johnson Friday night. Mr.. Johnson
says to warn the public he will kill
all dogs found on his land, whether
accompanied by owner or not, unless
he gives permission.
Bunch Sells Hogs at $500.
John Bunch Of Audrain county, Mo-,
had rs hogs, averaged 200 pounds,
sold at $500, which was d very salts
factory price, considering market
conditions. Mr.. Bunch was here in
person and expresses himselfas be-
ing we'll pleased with She sale.Tues-
days st. Louis Live Stock Reporter.
Mr.. MoIlett has had to postpone his
sale from Ham 81 to FEB. End. This
was necessitabed because Of bad
weather.
Mrs, Chas. Brown had ~ little
chicks hatcbsd this week. This is A
most unusual fine of year for hatch
ug. She reports the little chickens
lively and much Interested IN their AT
rival.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-01-27
Back to Fulton.

Mr.. and Mrs. Lutte Smith of Cum:
berland, Ohio, arrived in Fulton Wed
nesday evening to make their home.
Smith was formerly steward at
the State Hospital, but two years ago
moved back to Ohio, their old home
state. Mr. Smith expects to make
his home on a farm near Fulton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-01-27

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for Mex
leo and vicinity. Commission contract
only, for spare time OF full time. we
will teach you to sci Income profec-
ton through our free school Of IN
struction and help you build a business
Of your own. MASSACHUSETTS
BONDING and INSURANCE COM
PANY, Accident and Health Dept
saginaw, Michigan, Capital $1,5OO,ooo.
4S-2t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-01-27
TWINS AND TRIPLETS
TO FLOOD COUNTRY
IN NEXT SIX YEARS.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, January 3d.
The country will be flooded with twins,
triplets and bankruptcies during the
next six years, Prof. Charles Kir-
schoff, astronomer, predicted Tuesday.
He said that the conjunction Of GER
tain stars with the new moon shows
conclusively that the world will be
startled by the fecundity of all human
races, during the next four years es-
pecially.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-01-27

liens Of the United States, residents
Of the city and county six months in
stead Of sixty days heretofore and be
able to speak and understand the En-
glish language; and possess such
other qualifications as the legislature
may BY Law provide,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-01-27
SANTA FEE NEWS.

Geo. S. Trimble and Ewell Sterrett
went to Columbia Tuesday to the
Farmers meeting. - Clayton Ster-
rett was a Mexico visitor Tuesday.
r. G. Vowel, Mr.. and Mrs. G, G.
Lucas, Mrs. E. Med. Bridgford and
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-01-27
BETHEL SERVICES.

There will.b preaching services at
Bethel Presbyterian Church both
morning and evening on Sunday, Jam
uary Both. Communion of The Lords
Supper will be observed in the morn
ing. You are cordially invited.
H. B. BARKS, Pastor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-01-27
Are Married Friday.

George Franklin Taylor Of Central
ia and Miss Lillian Crump Of Clark
were married Friday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock BY the Reverend Greer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-01-27

Mrs. c. B. Schopp is in Milwaukee.
She was called there on account of
the illness Of her sister, Mrs. "A. ]
Christian, formerly Miss Virgie
Stuart.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-01-27

w. @. Bryan, publisher Of the New
York American. a former schoolmate
Of the editor Of the Ledger, was the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. i. N. White
for dinner Thursday evening. MI.
Bryan stopped off here for several
hours for a visit while enroute back
East.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-01-27

asgeFoR EXCHANGE:-11o acres,
7 miles of Fulton; Y mile Of High
way; fine location; wei, improved; wen
watered; good dairy farm; exchange
for Mexico suburban property Of SEX
or rooms. A. SPREEChERs
Route 2, Fulton, Mo. 21-2 WHIP
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-01-27

William Rose caught a bass in the
Burlington Lake, January 22nd, that
weighed two ounces less than five
pounds.