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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-07-05
PRESIDENTS VACATION OVER.
He and Mrs. Harding Return to Wash
ingtOn from Raritan.

RARITAN, \. J., July 5.-The Pres
ident and Mrs. Harding today brought
to a close their holiday vacation at the
home here of Senator Frelinghuysen.
The President and his party, who came
here last Friday, were to reach Wash
ington by early afternoon. The party
Travelled in the chair car of regular
train.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-07-05
KING AND QUEEN ON EXHIBITION
Receive Address of Welcome from City
Corporation i'm Historic Guildhall.

LONDON. July (Associated Pressl.
king Albert and Queen Elizabeth of
Belgium. amid pre-war splendor and old
world ceremony, in the historic Guild
hall today received an address of welcome
from the city corporation. Afterward
they were given luncheon. The jour
ney from buckingham palace to the
Giuldhall was made in semi-state through
cheering crowds
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-07-05
APPARENT TRUCE
IN IRISH AFFAIRS
England Will Restrict Raids
to Hunts for
Munitions
NO RECIPROCAL
ACT BY IRISH

Aggressive While There Is Prospect OF
Peace-Conference With Lloyd George
Today.
LONDON, July (AssOciated Press).
Conferences between. Premier Lloyd
George. Earl Middleton, one of the south
ern Unionists who conferred in Dublin
yesterday with De Valera, and Sir James
Craig, the Ulster premier, and the ar
rival in Dublin of General Smuts, the
South African premier, were the develop
ments today in the Irish political stu
alton.
Word has gone forth that government
raids in Ireland are to be confined to
those on premises where there is good
reason to believe munitions are stored.
There is no reciprocal act from the Irish
Republican chiefs so far as the govern
ment here has been advised, but the i'm
preston prevails that both sides are dis
posed not to embarrasS the possibilities
of peace by any aggressive act.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-07-05
Knights of Columbus Hall

Thursday. July Z. at s p. m.-Regular
meeting of the L. c. r. A. --@
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-07-05

Seven million coins are turned out
every weeks by the British mint. One
weeks output of coins would. if laid out
in a single layer. make a gold, silver and
copper carpet 10 yards wide and more
than a quarter of mile long.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-07-05
THE WEATHER.
Fair Tonight and Wednesday-Little
Change in Temperature.

WASHINGTON, July ). The
weather forecast: Generally fair to-
night and Wednesday. Little change in
temperature. Light to moderate east
and southeast winds.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-07-05
First Baptist Church

Tuesday. July ;. 7.30 p. m.-Chris-
tian Endeavor meeting.
Friday, July s, 7.30 p. m.-Regular
church prayer meeting
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-07-05
BANKS MUST REPORT.
Comptroller of Currency Calls for Figures
of June so.

WASHINGTON July 5.-The comp
troller of the currency today issued a
call for the condition of all national
banks at the close of business on Thurs
day, June 80
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-07-05
Universalist Church

A special meeting of the Ladies' cir
Gle win be held in the church parlor
Thursday at 4.30 p. m. to appoint COM
mittees for the state convention.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-07-05
Methodist Episcopal Church

The Ladies' Aid society will have its
regular business meeting in the vestry
Wednesday at 3 o'clock.
Friday, $50 p.m.-Prayer meeting in
the Yestry.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-07-05
Red Mems S Hall

Imp'd O. r. NJ During the months of
July and August the special meetings will
not be held The regular meetings will be
held July s and 22, and Aug. l. and &c.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-04
S. CADIERNO,
pRoNTUARIo.

apca0n In Locu extiende mas ALA de los Esados
Unido propamente 6cho de aqueos territories los cuaes
haya hcho applicable toadad la Constitution Federal
inea raonameno podemos car la decision
dada Corte Suprema de los EstadOs Unos
reciene de EPueblO de Puerto Rico Tapd 25 s. G9
de Do de los Etados Unidos Puer
Rico vrtud de procedmeno de abeas oren6 la
bertad persona que ueta uo por vrtud de
acuaci6n fundada de gran urad0 tai CONC poyee
quina Constitution sino de Ley
de Pfoedmentos Criminas Dcha Corte de Dro declare
Puerto Rico a Incorporate de los Estados Unido
reaz6 vitrud de los preptos de la
del Congress- aprobaa de 1917 39
como Ndeva 0rganica necesaria
Estados Unidos ncluyndo
la ennenda qnna habfa extenddo estaba
Puerto Rco por que lie conoma doetri
acsado poda sometdo ueo e crmen que
acusaba sin9 edante acsaci6n funada heca
gran ufado tai povee dcha enenda deduendo
de concession de ciudadanfa
a IA de Ia Jones de de 1914 Suprq La Coe
SnF de los ados Unido al apea6h
Pb ae inferior basandose para
Vi Drna de- Downes Bidwe
2 Hawaii lfanklchi 100 III g. 7Dorr United States
IDS u 13S-Rasmussen United States 1917 U 56-Koper
Bingham 211 u 8 4es Dowze United States, IL s.
FL easo Pueblo De Paerto luretti $685.
eno,a tabe Question analoga fue tambn resuelo ppr
orie Sprma vrtud de uspudncia sentada
1e FL Pueblo d Puerto Rico Ta Supra los demas
A4peet0 tai presenta en- opinion no
M ahitn ID sanction impicita celeBrada autd
@' tAeionez le defeeho eonstucionaes 10 coh
s' g principle g uQeho ufs aleanee que y aug e
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-04

~ Aa.w N asW - r-.llas ufaa ~
sasAsa Aaaasssa in. sasmaus ~ -
nM4 su 81 tm lsa ~4ln mwnaa smluAa
sssf n aassasana M.As ausmsnaan y
snas sxmawasasit fautn s..e,saMe aeass
80 aasla sn'~sian sar'ini ~ a. ~snr
luisss~ 81 -sla s,am las muhss~ -
aae aaula.ls.a . b sssrsAilsiad a. la.
lssaaslss.s.
- lelesla be sns~iaie s-.H.iHinr.
suunf gsw "a - ass ssslmBe al.
- II - b. r,agu q gniiisar n mas
ias,',lr b. isslas sns fsssliaas- IN ln.
hiie.Nia. - srssaHin ~ stH h nu.
ter sssNsssa ~ iof ens lHss,liaSs~ -.
saassss. sn Ia sscuisaad = "a irnsun.
ia. - mfanss,ir lai,a. asns~ ln ie,'.
sia fue sicnpse la rsnssanie s,.lrn~e.
~ ~ IA inndie,lrla fglm mina. .inn.
D. sulnamrifr facil a. pyplsar. g,c In
s~.li,lna hasla Va mlysr ha sia" irn
dicionHi rn b. U~nsaaus's crisiian.s.
nnisagiias ass = "lsi,ie iminsie \ -
dep. win e"i..a. la I'D" Il disiin-
tive carafcriSi a., dsa rxcepisisma
r1~S.io 81 h'il. s,.No; 90 verrlad que
no fueron ssios lillin"s be one sosiu.
vieran Ia im'-lig nria fsanenina en- los
s4gi"S 'lr Mas aszBdrada. &c ruando
la irs,lari5a valia mas comv criierio
de- srssad que In cyideacla misma.
s'iland" las cienrias descnnsan tran.
qaiias IN el magisieIio de Ia Igles:a.
huhiera sido insiiil sujeiar a Ia mu-
ier al estndio sle ciertas dudas COM
pleiamente extrahas. slendo asf que
descansaba tranquila en- Ia suprema-
cfa de Ia religion: tenIa en- el con.
sentimiento del genero humane un cri
terio mas irrecusable. que el que hu-
hiera podido adquirir en- el compiler
do campo de Ia ciencia. :" rs'f =
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-04
Il. MARTINEZ ALVAREZ.
o LA Constitution esa heha EstadOsy no
para Territories De Lima BdeH, 1872 u s. l, 54 pa s

dscute o Constitution esta hecha saOsy
para Territories Bidceh 162 U. s. 1, 54J a
ART 23CuDADANos expression etiudddanos
Unidos reiere los que tales
contorm eyesrnite States Wong Kim 1859 u s. 69
Este acuo nca caranene quiens los ciudaanOs de
Undos pero Enmenda "A de la COnstu
c0n Americana del No expesa los nacdos naturazados
Unido sujeto jurisdiction de los msmos
cudadnos de los Estados Undos del eadO residan o
quere dec los Eao Unido exsten dos ciudadanias
La naciona la de ndgnato obteHe residen
persona la Union Americana Esta
miena eferda hace emnos carOs expcto
rehehsv0s harmonic la Ley de Deecho Ces de 1885,
de los EdOs Undos erno de la cudadana de los Esta
dos Undos esta basado hecho del nacien doctrha
ta concoranca doctrna de eecho comdn
ciudadana Por rega de interpretation SOLO as pu
de este artlo pertener al to Pminar del C6dgo
Constitution de los Esados Unidos de America debe inepreta
Sc Ia luz del derecho comdnWang Kim Ark l69U S649 S
gendo este criteFio las yes del Congreso Americans
tepretar ajo e mismo rer necesaamente Ley
del Coqgo Americana de julio 1902 debe apcarse para
interpretation Ia docna de la cudadana por
zn del nacimiento tque dca Ley excuya
nefa clara ermhos los nacdos Puerto Rico ilp
estos deben condrarse udadanos de eas asoa
administrator de Aduanas % Tpnas 365
duda d naemieno determine la udadana doctrina que
ruelta en- 81 ceerao de United States Wong Kim
u 8 0f9 Ea doetrina nmienda ndicada
~ Knmienda c0nrma antigua De eudadaniapor
ehehc del naemento dentro erritoro fdeldad bajo
protection del pas inelo odo los ho de RESIDENCES exujero
naeidos eIimo exception mtacones (an atieuas
Ia rega ma rpeeto los hjos de extranjeros
Dc w ministries De los naedos bareo nacionaes ezrpo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-04
En- pie, Ia Juventud

f>Asn saa lsn gsusaasrs~ > fssss D..
saAans
aaww n sarua umsla .als.f A. lse -
tsr ailiAus a. las sFu~~ atauatals~
N.w hnlAnn o. ism~smss ss.a ssswss
"a amAazn. saal a. nsn sAsmAa -
~ltn a. Al.NalllnAs. \ Ass.a tssau Il
A,Io o. 1.nusag
Que srfa a. ue-srsss. qs.s -ssa A.
lllH<1tp fnislaoi
Nns~aFo pu,asa -rra b. qne sessatos
s-.=-s-s.=, fs==s===ssze = is==as. = ane.
ri,s ealsc1nlln. i salsis ss,uas.is,s.slo.
k.ir nnslso r. = mlslao uue - M.
ior~ dlas s'hn aAos hase ~ esso-
I'N-Ni6 vida a l,s i,r,fssas aac hal,la
l.an o. una TscrSa rrometida dorae
h lnR NJ iirnr sslipsss nj la iastisRa
sumlaaS
GiaiAa. eliionss. ilealcs rano ~sls.s
oruala. saaions.s. Ia ~Augre De- Ia "a.
VA. mn rivo soplo o. 5usxuina DE-
~Aaaa"t7NAt AsN AAAai A"iANFA AtHtaNA
un himno. casa cerchro aprisionala un
mnndo
Siguicn,lo a los profctas rompimos
martha a traves del desierto. Muchos
aios hace que somos peregrihcs de
una ruta interminable. sin que ia
mas traspasemos Il horizonte. r. que.
por hey fatal. andames POGO = aesan-
damos mucho. Semhramos huesos y
escombros para cosecshar lecc-iones. pc
ro olvidamos pronto las leccioncs pa
ra vertcr lagrimas sangre.
Tn siglo ha menester para que
aprendamos a rendir tribute SANTA 81
los altares de la Paz sCuantoS ailos
mas seran precise, para que ~epimo,
quemar ineieso inneieso : mirr9s en- ara> del
progresog
Hacen falta ap6stoles. Hombres linn.
pios de passion partidarista que vayan
repitiendo por aldeas ciudades. por
chozas Y palacios. la cOnsigna lumino.
sa de las razas que no quierem pere-
Ger: avanzar. siempre avanzar...
,Avanzar, He aquf la palabra eter-
namente jOyen, el vocablo simb0lico
que resume er espfritu de una epoca
los mas caros anhelos de una raza.
;Ay de los pueblo que no avanzan.
de los que ceden al cansancio. Ellos
detendran SUI marcha en- el desierto
allf pereceran, vfctimas de ST mismos
Y aplastados por La ola abrumadora
de los pueblo que no Sc detienen.
;D6nde estan los que inicfan nues-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-04

&su u.nnsa aAls.l, D. l,s,snla,e A. a.
lae ~ iaam ,sns ~ ~ l,a aaA
80 ., nsssn gae ~ las lanmns asss
~aiaut lssM .auo .aras slsaf -
me sanila~s
aauaa fsangs au.agr,s. b.. uur lsas
gs,ehs 81 lso9sm'r taIa vsiaf ia.
suissss \ ner'-sa b. iusaana ~ ~
~ ~ tars-8a o.. aminue. ~ Ia trilm
u~ eaian mni = san sirnhnae un
eirulo eicio-a. uu s-unfo einula. "a
s.sfss1 g. rs s=salsas @sse saarian ~.
~ iacalrs. g-arlnssaas ya Por h az.
slau d. mu,hos ~slcs. "a iusrntna
ln.rmc un snssho o. g,ie = fimlacs
sual - no caFrieFa l.or His v.nas san.
eFe roia o. los tr1ascos
l,os hiios del calculo. los fariseos
slel pairiotiSmo. han proclamaae 81
lml..rio Do IA McliocFidsd y del Al.
Surdo.
Tolo ssfnerze Scra VRno. toda Ia.
clm sera csieril alli dondc los muer.
tos mandan. alli dondc mo- alicnta el
alma ioven.
En- pie Ia luveniud. Ahra nm sur.
GO cada brazo brille una idea On ca
Ia fientc. la vida e. amor. es fe y
- mcha vivir a. amor. amar a. Ia
char Y luchar - veneer Quien dice
amor y e.. dice iuveniud y dice vida.
Ser ioven. alruiar idcalcs. = rehuir la
ncha. s~irairi"nar Ia cmSigna sagra-
Ia de la raza. - rcuunciar al dcrecho
de- Ia vida. - clandicar.
N"sotros los pusilanimes. los apoca-
'loS. vosotros los que miriiis la tempes-
tad desde vuestros. agujeros. como el
escarabajo de Ia fabula: vosotrOs sois
indignos de llamaros j0venes. aunquc
luzcais galas de primavera. la frescu.
ra iuvenil que ostentan vuestras fren-
ties disuena en elias con In grotesca
disonancia de un flamin guerrero
sobre la sien de un cobarde.
La palabra "juventud" tiene un SEN
lido muy alto. Porque ser joyen es
poseer un espfritu amplio, un espiritu-
aguila que busque siempre para ba-
tir sus alas. los mas altos hOrizOntes.
aunque en- ellos rujan las tempesta-
des mas recias. J6yenes sOn-aunque
tengan la cabeza blanca-lOs altiyos.
los generOsos, los que, siendo fuertes.
pueden Y deben empuiiar el reno pa
ra romper, con brazo firme, el estan-
camiento que nos rolea.
IVAN 1LEJ0
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-04

mms ~ lauA rs~h mussuasMan -
lm apR~ Nmtllm mausW~aAsse asns
aatwN lsm n1mmaA ale h aslMamNA #aaN'
aMaam ssa lmannnlss smwawsA. ) smss
lns s.s,.A. alta n tasswsmsa swmsnab
sNs s.sAa$.e nitsimsnase - a@saN
sulan ~ lms anan usr sssa~lassaans
las ssssuaas lale s~ss s~Hc s.s... ssan
sltussa en- pllrsss-e insn ssualas ss.n
t.s b. ,assaaFaaa O. ssa $40 asssa
ralss asfanssun~. lss~sesaHa - ~
lana l,issmsllla4a. exnasa ~ ssx~-n
cius o. ln nal e. > ae - alrksl adj
siuafa gar sa ssse ssHsiesc - easae
aH'l~f s~,a las slssWaas que uaiesS.n. b
.lmsilnn esr ae aulrnA elnananas
a ss mde h aasls saaapaic ID
ssn~ss. a. nssar = nasHsra. aae EAsal.
smrti- "a s.mwa IN tsh assaaa s<a,a.
Para las mul-sv.s naaa sle lIs~asn~ssn
uslr ls.nxn Va ~ lssf saslsae tmm siiaie
las iiarsrisarias .lc IN raSiisA lms
ssmdsya~ isr~smsasgalags ~ IN mexa.
s'isn. ,lSl.l''arian las svsswaemcias sle
ias diss'iImias. sin im~r en b. mAs
miidm" nisSrsin .lagna rllminaalo al.
,sln'anwme Ia idea = llgiasa. allogan
l''ln is'r rir;rricisn.
Contra ,>ie arslcr DE- las mui-ncs
iur adquirir las cicncias. ann a true.
que .ie prrsler su q. sslo hay un re.
medic que O. prvveerla de una ense-
iianza tai. que "a vcz de tebiliiar sls
croencias. las aIirmen = robnsiezcan. y
para conscgnir tan prrciosos resutia.
dos. sera precise one Sc ac0StumbrP
a mcditar. en- q campo de Ia ciencia
y dc In historic. In influencia que ha
ejercido la docfrina cat6lica. sobre
las letras y las aries.
AhOIa bien. 81 Obesrvamos que Ia
tContinda en- Ia PAGING "a )n'''
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-04

A,as sam amsaA asm am ~ muua
al'@ alssmmms a. nsaass@ msaama a.
asa ~eMs4tmA = ~ sssmssatae rm am
Ms.haA nsmswmas a. aMafanms . h
ssaHaish a. h sANan eusatA b. al,amn
-" eai s~nasu uae ~ tssuaa. lns a,Aa
futAe ussgslas - isatVa ~lt
81 isune lns sss~sn ssslh ~ umnms
slaa las agas~ ia sissxH a. ssa b
InS~.a ~ laSsarn ss.a sus rnmlfla
a~ asamls.. e,sse sauA,ses o. ua,~
~ fpaa. - ;. gac ia ais.lIlka,le 4
ini ilr'sAla a. Ia asalss. A "a ssaaan
~ sa n sazsn slsl hasalsls,. . sn az
tieaa ifsnqnilidad, be- snss.aiae = d.
sse iiisls-lssasle Dr. salHsle lssla. = ~
inaaia snssesislaa ~ ar~s a. man
ia"T la 81. - nHe a. lss gsod,sSssus
ns'iiass aae In inasslsnn Al -.lnaia
> sigm sls que sl.imaas IN una spaca
81 g'se ln lRaaa s~nnfa la g. sse M ~.
maaiiyasln. = ~ ane II olio q Ia lelr
NiH - '''N'nisipa srsm II iaisn la1lo de- ia
c'iencia. ~ 49, sasla IL mnirr para
dc.r,sa'T ~u- sa~ mias a siirncie >
desPrri ssm qaW s~lpadla amirs =
las iir:sefias injuias ,lc la incfsxluli.
dad. u sal~T. has aue tomfesario
pncde s"iIsrenlsr la ln na e. ae la
mnjer: hay Iafses. en que II EStadu
que slsele aslIirar caa sicimne a "a
mission de- gran educador. - gariiala.
rio decidido n Ia increduiidad iilos,,.
fica. = GA ella Ia enehanza Official: \
precisamenfe los gol,iernos de dichos
pafsecs. son los que mas Sc han preo.
cupado. en estes iiltimos tiempos. dc
In muter. organizando para ella todo
un sistema de ensehanza superior: y
con grande adivinaci6n del caracter
femenino. han instisufdo cate,lras cs.
peciaies para todos hos gustos de ella;
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-04
ANUNCIO DE SUBASTA

SOiedaG EspahOa
Auxo bira
de panta los opdad mmedaos Sanatoo de
Hato-Rey, hasa e dia Is del
Los Pianos dhas dles nherentes dha
truon pueden sOicaos personalmente aoes
Caderno aboab
La Comon rhazar
proposicnes
: S. CADIERNO,
r Presidente de Ia Comsi6n de Administrator
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-04

Ia casa Cantefa. fumhnaez =
ca- en- sns establishments de
librcrsA. ealle de Allen y Salea.
DIR Bran. tiene a Ia vcnia Ia ~.
rcla NJ Manxlar. de J. n6ruR 10.
sada. a un dollar q ejemplar.
sin franQneo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-04

(Contin6a en- Ia pagink "a -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-04

Maxent, the merchant, furnished the
money for the enterprise; and Pierre La
clede Liquest, commonly known as La
ciede, agreed to conduct it Their firm
took the name of ~The Louisiana Fur
Company"
1t was a three months journey up the
river from New Orleans to Ste. Cenevieve,
which had been established in l7SS as the
first permanent settlement in Missouri.
LacIede sailed up the river with a force of
mechanics, trappers and hunters, bringing
with him a cargo of merchandise to trade
with the Indians for furs.
He searched carefully along the west
hank of the Mississippi, as far north as
the Missouri, for a suitable place to es-
tablish a settlement which would become
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-04

St. Loais, in 1860. was already a vast
city, due to its situation On the Mississippi
and its prominence as a trade center.
The familiar double-stack side-wheelers
are shown docled for blocks along the river
front. Streets run back straight from the
river; the smoke of several chimneys indi-
Gates considerable industrial activity; and
numerous church towers show how the
city was dotted with places Of worship.
Kansas City, in 1855, had hardly begun
10 develop. 1t was a river front" town,
IRieh practically all of its buildings along
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-04

DERHAPS the most striking thing about these pictures Of four Mis-
souri, cities seventy years ago is the presence in each OF them OF
one or more steamboats,. Not barges, or sail boats or keel boats,
but big steamboats-sde and stern-wheeers, built to carry great
numbers Of passengers and big cargoes of freight. They indicate the
tremendous popularity Of water transportation and make us realize
the necessity for it in those days when railroad building in; Missouri
hardly begun. To some they will bring back pleasant memories
of the days when the passage Of boats UP and down Missourfs rivers
meant much in the life Of the communities on the river front.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-04

the renter of his trading operations. A
low bluff a few miles south Of the Mis-
souri, river. at a point where the Mis-
sissippi channel afforded an excellent
boat landing. was decided upon. The
bank was high enough to give protection
from foods; but not too high for the easy
loading and unloading of cargoes. Back
from the bank was a stretch of level ground
broad enough for the proposed settlement
Laclede was impressed with the adj
vantages of the site, and with the natural
beauty of the surroundings. On Febru-
airy IS, 1894, the erection Of buildings waa
begun. Gentlemen" said Laclede, I
verify believe that we stand on the site
of one of the future great. cities Of thai
! world"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-04

one street a short distance from the waters
edge. A few homes are shown on the hills.
St. Joseph, in 1850, was still a village.
Sections of the city now covered with
business blocks and homes were then farm
land, rather heavily wooded but with
occasional open fields planted to crops.
jefferson City, in 1910, was already Mis-
souri's capital-and the beautiful little
building constructed on Capitol Hill in
1898 had attracted widespread atten-
ton as one Of the three ~handsomest public
buildings in the United StateA
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-04
MEXICO TO-DAY

According to the 1920 census Mexico has a population Of $685.
The population Of Audrdn county is $4,000.
Mexico is the center of the fire clay industry of Missouri having three
large plants in this city.
Mexico and Audnn county are the center of the saddle horse world
A well equipped Carnegie library.
The State Kings Daughters hone for aged women.
A 100000 psf office building.
A sl5oOOO county hospital and a private hospital
Three modern hotels.
Two handsome theatres.
Base Ball Park.
A public park and fine game fishing in the streams and lakes surround
ing the city.
The following churches: Presbyterian, Baptist Methodist Christian,
EpiscopaHan, Catholic, Christian Science, Holiness.
One of the best and most progressive public school system in the United
The Missouri Military Academy, for boys, and Hardin College for girls.
Mexico has a large shoe factory modern ice plant botAins works. large
-four mill and elevators.
A public utility company that supplies the city with electricity, water,
gas and heat, and supplies electricity to many surrounding towns.
Located on the North Cross State Highway The Golden Belt Route The
Glacier Trails route, The Pershdngway Improved rOadsm into Mexico beng
built each year.
On two mali trunk lines and two branch lines of railroads with 26 pas
s.nger trains into the city daily Another main line, the BuHlngtOnsanta
Fe, surveyed and to be built here soon The best railroad facilities Of any
city its size in the state.
4o passenger tickets sold here daily o the railroads.
8oOooOoo pounds of freight in and out on the three railroads through
Mexico per month.
Audran county leads the State o Missouri in the production of OATS
is among the leaders in the production of wheat, corn, wool and poultry
Audran County has many fine herds of booded cattle and swine to say
nothing Of the saddle horses being raised here.
A fine Eks Club House
A modern Country club with fine golf links.
Mexicos business houses are among the finest and most progressive in
Two Daily Newspapers. Two Weekly Newspapers, a publishing Co. and
four job printing plants.
A live Chamber Of Commerce with a paid secretary.
six miles Of brick paved streets and many other hard surfaced and oiled
residence streets.
A motorized fire department with auxiliary fire truck. Fire Chief
nspects monthly fire hazards in business section.
A city Of homes, schools and churches.
Four thriving banks.
Two up to date telephone systems.
The city where the first $1,000 troHng and pacing racing stakes were
offered; where the first $1,000 and first s16o0 saddle horse show rings were
held #M8@M
Only Public Park in state stocked with Elk and Buffalo.
Modern Planning Mill 3
Two modern natatofums open to the public
A modern laundry.
An arron factory
Large Greenhouse. #A
Old Established Cigar Factory.
An Apartment House.
Eleven Garages.
Mail Order Music House. -
the Factory q the contnenta Banking Supply @.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-04

Of Mexico, served as the chief ex ecutive of Missouri from lS74
to 1878, who was the founder Of Hardin College and gave TO
the city of Mexico Hardin Park,
Governor Hardin's home for q great many years was on 20
farm just north Of Mexico whie n 4 known today = the Jadzs
Ajax Garter farm ghs brsa house which As built there busnes
down several years after bis De ath
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-04

This is an old wood cut made FIR ON the first picture ever taken
Of the present Court House, and shows the lawn surrounded BY
the high iron fence which was itself surrounded by hitchracks.
This fence was removed as q re suit of a Ledger campaign and
placed along the front Of Elmwo cd cemetery where it is today.
The building was the fourth Court House Audrain county
has had. An eastern 1T crfHes who visited Mexico. stated that
the building vas one II the me i pssses 81 a~zchitecturs FITS
kind sha had ever seen in this p art q the country.